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PMC's love for Pune's heritage a sham?
Updated On: 17 January, 2013 08:47 AM IST | | Sukirt D Gumaste
On one hand civic body organised an international seminar for conservation of heritage sites last month, while on the other it continues grade separator work close to Pataleshwar caves despite ASI objection.
Judging by its recent actions concerning heritage sites, it seems the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) is engaging in doublespeak. On one hand it organises a seminar on ‘economics of heritage conservation’, while on the other it continues work on a grade separator at S G Barve chowk near Pataleshwar caves in Shivajinagar despite objection from the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).

Conservation conversation:u00a0Mayor Vaishali Bankar and Municipal Commissioner Mahesh Pathak at the Economics of Heritage seminar held in the city in December 2012

