Pune: PMRDA Launches 19 Citizen Services Online Under Maharashtra Right to Public Services Act

Pune, 20th September 2025: In a major step to ensure timely and convenient access to government services, the Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA) has made 19 services available online for citizens within its jurisdiction under the Maharashtra Right to Public Services (MRPS) Act.

The initiative allows residents to avail government services from home, eliminating the need for repeated visits to offices. Over the next week, 10 additional services will be added, bringing the total number of services accessible online through PMRDA to 29.

The Maharashtra government, under its ambitious 150-day program, has directed all departments to provide citizens with transparent and efficient services within stipulated timelines. PMRDA Commissioner Dr. Yogesh Mhase urged citizens to take full advantage of the newly launched online facilities.

Under this system, applicants receive instant confirmation messages on the mobile numbers provided in their applications. They can also track the status of their files and know which officer is handling their request, all through the PMRDA’s online portal, reducing the need to visit the office physically.

Online Services Available Through PMRDA:

Development Permission Department:
Building/Construction Permission
Plot Measurement Certificate
Possession Certificate
Zone Certificate
Plot Map / Map Issuance
Revised Construction Permission
Temporary Layout Permission
Revised Temporary Layout
Final Layout Permission
Renewal Permission
Partial Possession Certificate
Site Elevation Certificate

Land and Property Department:
Transfer of allotted plot / housing scheme unit
Inheritance record on allotted plot / housing scheme unit
No-objection certificate for loans on allotted plot / housing scheme unit

Fire Department:
Preliminary Fire No-Objection Certificate
Final Fire No-Objection Certificate
Environmental Clearance Certificate
Fire Safety Arrangement

These services can be accessed by citizens on the Maharashtra government’s Aaple Sarkar portal (https://aaplesarkar.mahaonline.gov.in) as well as the PMRDA website (https://www.pmrda.gov.in). Citizens are encouraged to apply online, and guidance will be provided in case of difficulties through the respective departments.