Sinhagad Fort to now remain shut to visitors till June 4 amid ongoing anti-encroachment drive. Aditi Shekar / Jun 03, ... strong wind conditions have also affected the timeline.

The anti-encroachment drive began at Sinhagad Fort on May 29. Earlier, notices had been issued to the parties responsible for the illegal constructions, asking them to clear the encroachments.

Attention Punekars! Sinhagad Fort Closed On June 3-4 As Authorities Intensify Anti-Encroachment Drive Despite challenging conditions such as strong winds at the hilltop, the Forest Department ...

Pune: The Pune division of forest department will continue its anti-encroachment drive on 36-hectares of the Sinhagad Fort premises till June 2.The fo.

Sinhagad Fort, one of Pune’s most cherished heritage landmarks, will remain closed to visitors from May 31 to June 2, 2025, as part of cleanup and restoration after a major anti-encroachment drive.

Following incessant heavy rainfall since last few days and increased risk of landslides, the Pune Forest Department has announced temporary closure of Sinhagad Fort for visitors, including ...

The Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) in association with ‘Simple Steps Fitness Institute’ has organised a ‘ Full Everesting ’ event at Sinhagad Fort between December 13 ...

No casualty or damage was reported after a landslide occurred on the Sinhagad Fort ghat section road early Tuesday morning as the popular tourist spot was closed for public. Authorities said that ...

Winds will start picking up again early next week. Westerly winds will bring in even warmer temperatures Monday and Tuesday afternoon, with highs well above average for this time of year.

The winds are expected to drop off this evening, leading to a chilly night, especially across the interior where lows in the 20s are possible in the coldest areas.

This week, low relative humidity and gusty winds bring an elevated fire danger to the region, especially west of the metroplex. On Friday, we could see wind gusts over 50 mph, ...

The first advisory will be in place through 6 a.m. Tuesday. Westerly winds are expected to reach 25 to 35 mph, with gusts up to 55 mph and isolated gusts up to 65 mph, through parts of the High ...