Marking its first major development push since its upgrade, the Navsari Municipal Corporation has launched a ₹112 crore integrated water and drainage project.The project specifically targets chronic drinking water shortages and sewage issues in peri-urban areas.Implementation will occur in phases, including the construction of new treatment plants and sewage pumping stations.
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Navsari was officially upgraded from a municipality to a corporation on January 1, 2025, leading to ongoing administrative and political realignments.The merger of the former Navsari–Vijalpore municipality with four adjoining villages—Aru, Dharagiri, Dantej, and Hansapor—remains a key political topic regarding resource allocation.Local political parties are currently maneuvering to address the concerns of these newly integrated peri-urban populations ahead of the general local body polls.
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Following the state government’s declaration of 2025 as the “Urban Development Year,” political focus remains on strengthening foundational civic services in Navsari.Municipal Commissioner Dev Chaudhary emphasized that the focus is on roads, storm-water systems, and water supply for newly integrated villages.These plans include secondary enhancements like street lighting, lakefront recreational spaces, and civic centers.
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Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel inaugurated a new ₹82 crore bus port in Navsari, designed with modern “airport-like” amenities.The facility includes deluxe waiting rooms, RO drinking water, and departmental stores.The event was attended by high-ranking officials, including Union Minister C.R. Patil and State Minister Kanubhai Desai.This project is part of a state-wide vision to transform public transport hubs through PPP models.
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The Gujarat State Election Commission has issued the final order for ward delimitation and seat reservations for the upcoming Navsari Municipal Corporation (NMC) elections.The corporation will have 13 wards with a total of 52 seats.Following a 50% reservation policy, 26 seats are reserved for women.Specific reservations include 3 seats for Scheduled Castes (SC), 8 for Scheduled Tribes (ST), and 14 for Other Backward Classes (OBC).
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