Wednesday 20 January 2016

...towards a clean and green Thane




Thane scores high on the clean and green quotient, thereby making it a desired residential destination for many

The theme for this year's MCHITCREDAI Property 2016 Thane is `Act Before It Is Too Late' but it seems the said theme has actually been a reality and in fact, the guiding philosophy of the region since its inception. The greenery in Thane has been abundant and clean and green has been like a calling card of the sub-market.This also raises a fundamental question as to whether Thane has been blessed by the scenic natural beauty or the developers in this region have consciously worked to keep it clean and green. Analysts active in this market believe that it is a combination of both the factors.Thane is definitely blessed with scenic natural beauty. The Yeoor Hills in Thane are nature's gift. They make living in Thane more beautiful and serene. The view of the hills and Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) makes Thane a picnic spot and a tourist attraction.There are many other nature's treats to the city, like its natural lakes and water bodies.The city has around 30 lakes. The most beautiful of them is the Masunda Talao. Efforts have been made to beautify these lakes by cleaning up the water bodies and lacing these lakes with walk areas, manicured gardens and lawns, boating attractions, constructing sitting areas for people, etc. On their part, the real estate developers have undertaken tree plantation programmes at frequent intervals in order to strengthen the beauty of the city, which has been naturally blessed with greenery. Dharmesh Jain, chairman and managing director, Nirmal Lifestyle, adds that Thane is well-planned, clean and the essential fabric of the green cover that it has, naturally makes it a much preferred destination. The Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) has been tak ing pro-active steps to sustain the greenery in Thane.

Other pro grammes un dertaken by the TMC to maintain the greenery in clude planting saplings to de velop mangroves. velop mangroves.“The forest and green zone now occupy approximately 52 per cent of the total land use within administrative boundaries. Most of the parts in Thane are covered with natural beauty, especially the Ghodbunder Road stretch, due to its connectivity with the Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Also, the real estate developers are opting for a green building project, which makes this region a green city.Indeed, the awareness of green buildings in Thane, is now showing a perceptible leap,“ says Jain. Brotin Banerjee, MD and CEO of Tata Housing, points out, “People who are looking for a healthy and better quality of life, prefer Thane as the city that offers a plethora of green spaces along with social infrastructure required to lead a healthy lifestyle. The presence of the green zone area and the forest area, adds to the greenery of the district. Developers have also played an important role in maintaining the green quotient of the area.“ Shailesh Puranik, MD, Puranik Builders agrees that spaces designated for parks, open spaces and green areas, give the city a spread-out and a planned look. “Thane has been rated well among the clean and green cities in this part of the continent by national and international agencies. On our part, we are working towards keeping the reputation consistent and enhancing the cities' ratings continuously through our efforts. As far as cleanliness is concerned, Thane is comparatively a clean city. The local municipal corporation has initiated various programmes to maintain the cleanliness of the city, including a regular awareness drive for the people of Thane,“ says Puranik. Since nature's beauty is being supplemented by all the stakeholders here, there are chances of the region preserving its 'clean and green' tag in the foreseeable future.

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