Chandrapur Civic Body Tables ₹746-Crore Budget, Focuses on Core Infrastructure Without Tax Hike The Chandrapur Municipal Corporation (CMC) unveiled a ₹746 crore budget for the fiscal year 2026–27 on Friday, emphasizing investments in essential civic services such as water supply, sanitation, healthcare, and infrastructure while avoiding any proposed tax hikes. The budget, presented by standing committee chairperson Mansavi Girhe during a general body meeting, outlines a development-focused strategy to strengthen urban systems. The plan includes a projected surplus of ₹28.76 crore, balancing fiscal responsibility with targeted spending to address the city’s growing urban needs. A significant portion of the budget is allocated to water and sanitation projects. Under the Amrut 2.0 scheme, ₹80 crore is earmarked to enhance water supply and ensure access to clean drinking water for households. Additionally, ₹100 crore is dedicated to a sewage treatment project aimed at improving wastewater management. Healthcare infrastructure also receives attention, with ₹22.49 crore allocated to upgrade municipal hospitals and expand access to medical services. The budget includes provisions for road construction and drainage works, with ₹3 crore and ₹2 crore respectively allocated for these initiatives. Urban beautification efforts are also prioritized, featuring ₹1 crore for junction upgrades and ₹50 lakh for city-wide aesthetic improvements. Environmental initiatives such as the ‘Majhi Vasundhara’ campaign and the introduction of e-bus services have been incorporated into the plan to promote sustainability and reduce pollution. To fund the budget, the civic body anticipates revenue from property taxes, user charges, development permissions, and government grants. Key sources include ₹108.#chandrapur #chandrapur_municipal_corporation #mansavi_girhe #amrut_2_0 #majhi_vasundhara
