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3 public-works wonders, catalogued in Pimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra — every entry sourced from news reports, RTI replies and civic archives.

Pimpri-Chinchwad has spent no small sum on attractions of unmatched ambition. Below, newest first, are the public-works entries every visitor should know about before their next trip through the city. Whichever route you take, the guide covers what to see, its current status, and roughly how much it cost the public to build.

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Still Standing (Barely)#01
Pimple Nilakh, on the Aundh–Ravet BRTS corridor · Flyover

Rakshak Chowk Flyover

Within 24 hours of opening, this flyover saw two accidents and drew criticism over its steep gradient flagged in early safety audits; commuters have since publicly said the road below is "wider, feels safer and experiences less congestion" than the flyover meant to relieve traffic.

Blunderlust rating ★ 3.6 · 679 reviewsOn record 2026
Under Repeat Repair#02
Over the Pawana river, connecting Thergaon and Chinchwad · Bridge

Butterfly Bridge (Thergaon–Chinchwad)

Meant to ease heavy-vehicle traffic between Thergaon and Chinchwad, this 107m bridge remained incomplete on one side eight years after work began, missing multiple deadlines including a final January 2025 target. PCMC's Joint City Engineer attributed the delay to objections from a housing society that forced design and height changes.

Blunderlust rating ★ 4.1 · 599 reviewsOn record 2025
Still Standing (Barely)#03
Indira Gandhi Flyover over Pune–Lonavala railway line (connects old Pune-Mumbai highway to Pimpri village); Chinchwad Station Flyover, Chinchwad · Flyover

Indira Gandhi Flyover & Chinchwad Station Flyover (declared unsafe)

The Central Railway formally wrote to PCMC demanding demolition of these two of the city's oldest flyovers, stating their structural "life expectancy has expired" and that they remain unsafe despite PCMC spending three years on reinforcement work on the Indira Gandhi flyover.

Blunderlust rating ★ 4.8 · 642 reviewsOn record 1977

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Scroll to the list. It runs newest first, by the most recent year on record for each entry, so whatever the city has managed most recently sits at the top. Entries with no documented year are filed at the end.

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Define 'safe'. Daylight visits are advised. Maintain distance from open manholes, leaning structures, and anything under active repair. We accept no liability; neither does anyone else, which is rather the theme.

How much did these projects cost?

Where public figures exist, they're listed on each attraction's page, sourced from tenders, budgets and RTI replies. Several projects have no publicly disclosed final cost — that's noted too.

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NOTICE — Entries document real, publicly reported infrastructure projects, sourced from news reports and RTI replies (see each entry for citations). Star ratings, reviews and editorial tone are satirical framing; the underlying facts are not, and are omitted for entries involving loss of life. Not affiliated with any government body, political party, or foreign agency.© 2026 Blunderlust · File No. BL/2026/POTHOLE/01
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