Nashik District Collector Ayush Prasad directed municipal councils and town panchayats to execute cleanliness, environmental conservation, and infrastructure development drives on a mission mode over the next 45 days, Esakal reported.
District Administration Sets Deadlines for Municipal Councils
- Municipal bodies must complete pending civic works, anti-encroachment operations, and sanitation tasks within a 45-day window.
- Authorities focused high-level planning meetings on the Clean Survey 2026-27, “Majhi Vasundhara 7.0,” and the “Complete Nashik-Capable Municipal Councils” initiatives.
- The district administration prioritized solar energy promotion, regularization of encroachments, and the release of the third installment of financial support for street vendors.
High-Level Planning Meeting Sets Deadlines in Nashik
District Collector Ayush Prasad led a high-level review meeting on Thursday at the Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University auditorium in Nashik. Presidents and chief officers of municipal councils across the district attended the session to establish time-bound action plans. The administration instructed local bodies to prepare structured execution schedules for pending administrative tasks, sanitation drives, and civic amenity enhancements.
The administrative push centers on concurrent statewide and national frameworks. Officials discussed scoring parameters for the upcoming Clean Survey, the “Majhi Vasundhara” environmental campaign, and administrative capacity-building initiatives. Prasad mandated that local authorities establish clear benchmarks and strict completion timelines for every stage of development work.
Nashik Meeting Targets Solar Power and Vendor Grants
The administrative agenda covers a wide range of civic responsibilities beyond basic sanitation. Discussions at the Nashik meeting targeted the promotion of solar power installations and the execution of encroachment regulations that secure legal property titles for eligible citizens. Municipal bodies were also instructed to facilitate the disbursement of 50,000-rupee grants to eligible street vendors as part of ongoing financial inclusion efforts.
Additional welfare measures include organizing special administrative camps to clear pending proposals and utilizing CSR funds for distribution of eyeglasses alongside the expansion of “Aaple Sarkar” service centers. Officials also reviewed the operational use of the amphitheater at Namo Garden and the implementation of crowd-management protocols patterned after traditional Kumbh Mela planning models.
| Initiative / Focus Area | Administrative Objective | Execution Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Mission Mode Works | Clear pending civic works, sanitation, and anti-encroachment tasks | 45 Days |
| Clean Survey | Optimize scoring performance and waste management compliance | 2026-27 Cycle |
| Vendor Support | Facilitate third-installment disbursements for street vendors | Immediate |
| Public Amenities | Deploy CSR-funded health drives and expand Aaple Sarkar centers | Ongoing |
Execution tracking will continue through subsequent administrative reviews.
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