Pune, June 4, 2023: Formerly known as Poona, Pune is a vibrant and thriving city in Maharashtra’s Deccan plateau of Western India. Serving as the administrative headquarters of the Pune district, the city embodies a rich indigenous Marathi culture and ethos. Pune holds education, arts and crafts, and theatres in high esteem, boasting a legacy that includes revered poet-saints Tukaram (in Dehu) and Jnaneshvara (in Alandi), the esteemed author of the commentary ‘Jnaneshwari’ on the Bhagavad Gita.

Pune has a reputation for excellence in education, housing some of the best schools and colleges in the country. The city is also home to a number of prominent corporate entities and renowned residential and commercial developments and is close to several Hill Stations and lesser known weekend getaways. In addition to its affordable living costs, the city’s progressive society makes it a popular destination for individuals in India.

Renowned as one of India’s largest IT hubs, Pune also holds significant importance as an automobile and manufacturing centre. Pune plays a vital role in the state’s economic and industrial growth. The city’s historical legacy as the former centre of power for the Maratha Empire has granted it the esteemed status of Maharashtra’s cultural capital.

Pune boasts several noteworthy attractions that add to its allure. The historic Lal Mahal, the picturesque Sarasbaug-Peshve Park near Swargate, the majestic Khadakwasala Dam located just 20 km away, the iconic Shivneri Fort, the grand Shanivarwada, the serene Aagakhan Palace, the magnificent Sinhagad, and the enchanting hill stations of Lonavala and Khandala are just a few examples.

With its diverse offerings, strong industrial presence, and rich cultural heritage, Pune is a dynamic city that continues attracting residents, tourists, and businesses.

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