Clean, Safe, Connected: Swati Ananta Takale Presents 10-Point Agenda for Mohammadwadi – Undri’s Ward 41
Clean, Safe, Connected: Swati Ananta Takale Presents 10-Point Agenda for Mohammadwadi – Undri’s Ward 41
Outlining a clear and citizen-focused roadmap for Mohammadwadi–Undri’s Ward 41, social leader Swati Ananta Takale has presented her development vision in the form of a structured 10-point agenda. Centred on sustainability, inclusivity, and long-term planning, her vision aims to transform the ward into a future-ready, safe, and well-managed urban neighbourhood.
Takale stated that development must go beyond short-term fixes and focus on building strong systems that can serve residents for decades. “My vision is to create a ward that anticipates future needs, strengthens core infrastructure, and keeps citizens at the heart of every decision,” she said.
Swati Ananta Takale’s 10-Point Vision Agenda for Ward 41:
Smart, Pothole-Free Roads:
Design of well-developed, durable, and smart roads to ensure smoother traffic flow and reduce congestion.
Efficient Drainage and Sewage Systems:
Upgradation of drainage and sewage networks to prevent waterlogging, overflow, and flooding, especially during the monsoon.
Sustainable Water Supply Management:
Long-term planning for equitable, reliable, and adequate water supply to meet the ward’s growing population needs.
Clean and Disciplined Waste Management:
Strengthening garbage collection systems and promoting cleanliness to maintain hygienic and healthy surroundings.
Green and Open Public Spaces:
Creation and maintenance of green zones, gardens, and recreational spaces for families, children, and senior citizens.
Improved Safety and Security:
Installation of better street lighting and expanded CCTV coverage to ensure a safer environment for women, children, and elderly residents.
Stronger Public Transport and Connectivity:
Improved access to public transport along with better last-mile connectivity to ease daily commuting.
Women’s Empowerment Initiatives:
Promotion of skill-based programmes and self-reliance initiatives to enhance economic opportunities for women.
Youth, Student, and Senior Citizen Support:
Skill development and employment-oriented opportunities for youth, educational support for students, and dignified facilities for senior citizens.
On-Ground, Citizen-Centric Governance:
Regular on-field presence, direct communication with residents, quick decision-making, and permanent solutions through transparent governance.
Reiterating her leadership philosophy, Takale said a public representative must remain accessible and actively engaged with citizens rather than functioning only from an office.
With this 10-point agenda, Swati Ananta Takale aims to make Mohammadwadi–Undri’s Ward 41 clean, secure, organised, modern, and truly citizen-friendly, ensuring balanced development and an improved quality of life for every resident.
PRABHAG 41
(PMC)
(Mohammadwadi–Undri)
Swati Ananta Takale
Shivsena (Shinde Sena Faction), Chief of Women’s Wing, Pune (2014–2025), Ex Zilla Parishad Member
