Top 11 Places for Shopping in Pune

Pune has always been a great destination for some good old-fashioned street shopping. But luxury brands have entered the shopping scene in recent times and are slowly changing the landscape of Pune’s shopping hubs. While luxury brands can make a niche for themselves, they can never replace street shopping. After all, we Indians love our street shopping and thrive on bargaining and getting discounts. Below is a list of nice places for shopping in Pune.
 

Fergusson College Road Market
If you’re interested in budget shopping, then the Fergusson College Road Market is the ideal place for you. It is street shopping at its best, with a long line of shops selling clothing, accessories, books and other knick knacks. This is the hotspot for the younger crowds who are on a tight budget or looking for some everyday wear at reasonable prices.
 

M G Road
M G Road caters to the elite crowd. It houses some of the best brands and has some nice restaurants and pubs as well. You can find good buys at nominal prices if you’re lucky. It has a lot of places to eat, so do make it a point to take a break from your shopping to have a bite at one of the eat outs.
 

Dhole-Patil Road
With colleges and corporate offices in its vicinity, Dhole-Pati Road features an intriguing mix of college students and corporate executives. It is a posh neighbourhood that houses the Boat Club and some elegant residential buildings. It is best suited for shopping for branded items.
 

Koregaon Park
Situated in close proximity to the Osho Commune, Koregaon Park exudes a mystical aura. You can find shops selling jewellery and other artefacts. Be sure to pick up a pair of the popular Osho chappals, available for fifty bucks a pair.
 

Tulsi Baug
Tulsi Baug is a chaotic market that sells anything from earthenware and sarees to some exotic jewellery. All you need is a little patience and a keen eye to spot the worthy goods in such a cluttered environment.
 

Juna Bazaar
Juno Bazaar is only active on Wednesdays and Sundays. You can find ethnic jewellery, antique coins, and other antique artefacts. It is not a mainstream shopping destination, but if you’re looking for antique things, then you may want to visit this place.
 

Fashion Street
This is a must-visit place. While considered a little bit on the expensive side, Fashion Street has it all. You can get pretty much anything as far as clothing and accessories are concerned. Shopping in Pune is incomplete till you’ve paid a visit to Fashion Street.
The Hong Kong Market Lane
Time flies by when you’re in the Hong Kong Market Lane. As the name suggests, this market sells hordes of foreign goods. You can buy some statement watches, fashionable clothing, beaded jewellery, cell phones and other such items. Go with an open mind and let the merchandise surprise you.
 

Jangali Maharaj Road
The J M Road is frequented by college students as it houses many fast food joints. If you’re very particular about your brands and are a connoisseur of International brands, then you will feel right at home here.
 

Bajirao Road
Head to Bajirao Road if you’re looking to buy furniture for your home. There are a few shops that sell clothing as well, but the major portion of it is just furniture. You can find all types of furniture stores here —from antique to contemporary and from modular kitchen fittings to custom made furniture.
 

Laxmi Road
With the market stretching for over four kilo meters, Laxmi Road is another must-visit shopping spot. Here you can find clothing for all seasons. The market is closed on Mondays and in the afternoons, when the shop keepers have their afternoon siesta.
So there you go; a list of all the places to shop at in Pune. If you know exactly what you want, then you can just pick a location from the above list for your shopping. But if you’re unsure of what you want and are looking to be inspired, then by all means, visit all the places in the list. I know from personal experience that when street shopping, you find the most amazing things when you’re least expecting it. So keep your eyes wide open, because inspiration can strike anytime.

Top 5 Investment Destinations in Pune for 2016

Pune has emerged as one of the most favorable cities for investing in residential real estate in the year 2015, and the trend is set to continue this year as well in 2016. The city, famed for its educational institutions and quaint localities, is now a buzzing metropolis with great places to live in, and several options for entertainment and dining. Based on the movement of residential property rates in Pune over the last year, around 7-9 localities have been identified as being the most favorable for price appreciation by leading financial journals and industry experts.

Here are some of the reasons why you should consider buying or investing in property in Pune:

1) Steady ROI over the next few years – While the rate of appreciation of property prices in most areas of the city has slowed down over the past year, there is still scope for steady capital value appreciation in the years to come. However, in a few newer areas of the city like Hinjewadi, there was a growth in price appreciation.

2) Increased employment opportunities – Pune has always been known as one of the best cities for education because of the number of prestigious schools and universities here. It is now also a thriving commercial city with abundant employment opportunities, especially in IT and ITes companies. Real estate in areas like Hinjewadi, Marunji Road and Kharadi, where most of these companies are based, have a seen a positive trend over the last year and a number of new projects in Pune have sprouted up.

3) Improved physical and social infrastructure – The growth in the number of large peripheral areas of the city have led to a marked improvement in the infrastructure within the city. Initially only limited to central areas of the city like Bund Garden, M.G Road, Koregaon Park and Deccan, now the outer areas of the city like Aundh, Baner, Pashan, Wakad, among a few others, also enjoy good infrastructure which has led to increased demand for flats and apartments in Pune.

4) Affordable residential housing – Pune is still considered as a safe option for investment in residential realty, and has enjoyed a constant year-on-year appreciation rate. Especially for those who are averse to high risk investments, property in Pune is a great option! It is largely considered a ‘mid-segment’ market, and upcoming projects in Pune like townships are in great demand. Areas like Magarpatta City, Baner and Chinchwad have seen a high rate of absorption in residential housing.

5) Knowledge hub – Along with the established old schools and universities the city was already renowned for, the increase in the number of township projects and residential areas on the outskirts of the city has led to the development of several nationally and internationally accredited educational institutions in the city. This in turn has led to the development of social infrastructure in these areas. This is most notable in residential areas like Baner, Wakad, Viman Nagar and Hinjewadi.

Real estate in Pune is growing as quickly as the city itself! Parts of the city that were considered as the ‘outskirts’ a few years ago are now thriving localities with new options for dining and shopping cropping up very frequently. While the older parts of the city boasts of beautiful old family homes, the newer areas are perfect for students, young professionals and families looking for flats in Pune.

The top areas that have appreciated the most in Pune are Ambegaon, Bibewadi, Chinchwad, Hinjewadi, Koregaon Park. These areas have shown an appreciation ranging from 22-26% over a period of one year. Pune has seen a continuous influx of IT companies and the city is emerging as a viable option for investors from Mumbai. This trend is likely to continue for the next few years.

 

Affordable restaurants in Pune that you must try

Pune is a beautiful city rich in history. This city is a perfect balance of history and technology that makes it so special. Casual conversations, comfortable climate and a laid back ambiance are so addictive that it will keep you coming back to the city again and again. So while you are in Pune enjoy the city, lounge, eat and have fun like the locals. Here is a list of top 20 affordable restaurants in Pune that are the local favourites that will leave a lasting impression in your mind. (In no particular order)

1. Vaishali, FC Road

This is an absolute favourite dining place for the residents of Pune. This 50 year old restaurant is still as much a crowd puller as it was back in the days. Being considered as one of the heritages of Pune, Vaishali is crowded 24/7, 365 days a year. The quality and the taste of the food served here have remained consistent since forever. With humble ambiance this place keeps pulling its patrons back to itself just by the magnificent food they serve. Mysore masala dosa, Sev-puri, Vaishali special dosa, Dahi-vada come highly recommended here.

Type: Casual Dining,
Cuisines: South Indian, Street Food, Fast Food
Opening hours: 7 AM to 11 PM
Cost: Rs 500 for two people (approx.) Cash only

 

2. Hyderabad House, Hinjewadi

Don’t let the modes appearance of the place fool you. Hyderabad house is THE place for hyderabadi cuisine. Although their eateries do not promise a plush experience but the food this place dishes up is absolutely lip smacking. If you are looking for an affordable place to enjoy food that will put a huge grin on your face then Hyderabad House is the place for you. The chicken and mutton dum biryani come highly recommended here.

Type: Casual Dining,
Cuisines: Biryani, North Indian, Mughlai, Chinese
Opening hours: 12 Noon to 11 PM
Cost: Rs. 550 for two people (approx.) Cash, Cards and Meal Coupons accepted

 

3. Sukanta, Deccan Gymkhana

Tucked in a corner of the JM Road this restaurant is a local favourite for Rajasthani/Marwari food. With the opulent and gorgeous ambiance this place will surely blow your mind away. This place will absolutely transport you to the beautiful land of Rajasthan with everything from food and with every little detail in its ambiance. Even the carvings on the chairs give a glimpse of Rajasthan. Food here is mind-blowing! Their Rajasthani and Marwari thalis are famous and are craved for. The service here is polite and courteous.

Type: Casual Dining,
Cuisines: Gujarati, North Indian, Maharashtrian
Opening hours: 11:30 AM to 3 PM, 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM
Cost: Rs. 500 for two people (approx.), Cash and Cards accepted

 

4. Shabree Restaurant, FC Road

Located right on the FC road this place is quite a landmark in Pune. With an ambiance that is beautifully Maharashtrian, they serve delicious food that is authentically Maharashtrian. The have both AC and Non Ac sitting arrangements catering to all kinds of patrons. They have very efficient and courteous staffs that don’t take too much time to assemble this mouth-watering food to be served to you. This place gives you a choice of lip smacking Maharashtrian thalis to choose from. One of the best Thali restaurants in Pune.
Highly recommended from the menu is the unlimited thali typically includes; Aaluchi bhaji, matki usal, zunka, katachi amti, kadi gole, masala bhaat, chapati, puran poli, dahi, taak etc… The food here is amazing and the flavours authentic.

Type: Casual Dining,
Cuisines: Maharashtrian, South Indian
Opening hours: 11:30 AM to 3:30 PM, 7:30 PM to 11:30 PM
Cost: Rs. 800 for two people (approx.) Cash and Cards accepted

 

5. I’m Lion, Strictly Non-Veg, Bavdhan

Don’t you love it when you come out of a food joint with a tummy full and happy pocket? Well I’m Lion is just such a place. This place has amazing food which definitely deserves a place in this list. Their sea food is the best in town. Although with a very humble ambiance with only 6-7 small tables, once you start eating you really won’t care. The service is quick and most often the owner personally caters to all the tables and personally takes most of the order after guiding you through your orders. The food here is absolutely heavenly! This place is reasonably prices and a must visit for everyone in Pune,Bombil Fry, Surmai fry, Surmai curry, neer dosas and chicken biryani are recommended and are an absolute must try at this place.

Type: Casual Dining,
Cuisines: Mangalorean, Goan, Seafood
Opening hours: 12 Noon to 3 PM, 7 PM to 11 PM (Thursdays closed)
Cost: Rs. 550 for two people (approx.)

 

6. PapaJee’s, Chinchwad

If you are craving for a taste of authentic Punjabi food in Pune then Papajee’s is THE place for you. Papajee’s reputation as a place for authentic Punjabi food is spread all over Pune. With none of the flamboyance that is so typical of anything Punjabi, this quiet unassuming place serves the best food in town! Their lip smacking food that reminds you of home keeps pulling people from far and wide. Papajee’s laccha paranthas, bharvi tangri, butter chicken, Gobi-gajar, achaar de kabab, gajar ka halwa are a few recommended dishes. Though every dish here is equally a delight! The hosts are loving and gracious, servers are humble and polite and the joint is extremely clean.

Type: Casual Dining,
Cuisines: North Indian, Chinese
Opening hours: 1 PM to 12 Midnight
Cost: Rs. 900 for two people (approx.).Cash and Cards accepted

 

7. Wholly Crêpes, Model Colony

This quaint little place is as beautifully decorated as is delicious their food is. This place will astound you with its carefully decorated ambiance and food that is clearly made from the heart. The beautiful leitmotifs on the main entrance wall as well as on the tables, monochromatic, hand painted walls with the ol’ Paree theme are quiet warm and welcoming. Every little detail here are carefully put together to take its patrons on a journey to France. The lovely French music playing in the background in an unobtrusive way take your whole experience to a new height altogether. The staffs here are extremely polite and humble and the owner herself helps you choose your order. Food here is absolutely lip-smacking! As the name suggests, only crepes are on the menu here. The crepes come here with a salad and each crepe has a distinct personality of its own. Highly recommended here is the Galette which is to die for. Service here is fast and efficient.

Type: Casual Dining,
Cuisines: French, Cafe
Opening hours: 6 PM to 11 PM
Cost: Rs. 800 for two people (approx.)

 

8. R Bhagat Tarachand, Off Budhwar Peth

R Bhagat Tarachand, originally from Mumbai, is one of the oldest restaurants in the city that serves tasty, delicious food. The location of this place keeps its entrance always crowded which makes parking for 4-wheelers a real headache here. The restaurant has a decent ambiance with wooden furniture and ethnic décor. The place is always crowded and weekends can be worse so come prepared. Service here is quick and efficient; Food is absolutely delicious and is an absolute delight to taste buds. Food here is made of pure ghee and is quiet satisfyingly filling. This place is reasonably priced and food here is worth every penny. Dal Double Fry, Chaanch, Papad Churi and Paneer Butter Masala with Butter Roti’s and their veg thalis come highly recommended.

Type: Casual Dining,
Cuisines: North Indian, Mughlai, Rajasthani
Opening hours: 11 AM to 4 PM, 7 PM to 11 PM
Cost: Rs. 500 for two people (approx.) Cash and Cards accepted

 

9. Perks N Brews, Viman Nagar

This quaint little joint is easy to miss. The first thing that will catch your fancy when you enter this place is the old-world charm of this place. With books and notes sprinkled all over the place, song lyrics and titles written on the wall, hand-made graffiti on the panels and the soft music playing in the background gives this place a distinct and warm character to itself that will force you to come back again and again. The coffee here will give the giant café s a run for its money any day. You can grab a book kept in the café take a seat and enjoy your book with a steaming cup of coffee. If that’s not heaven what is? The food here is absolutely stunning and will leave a lasting imprint in your mind. The tasty tit bits available here ranging from pastas to pizzas to salads and garlic bread will leave you well fed and satisfied. Bbq Chicken Pizza, Mojito, Classic Caesar Salad, Angry Bird, Chocolate Overload, Cafe Roya come recommended here.

Type: Café, Quick Bites
Cuisines: Cafe, Fast Food, Italian
Opening hours: 10 AM to 11:30 PM
Cost: Rs. 500 for two people (approx.). Cash and Cards accepted

 

10. Chung Fa, Camp

Chung Fa is another iconic establishment in Pune’s culinary scene. This place serves the best Indian Chinese food in the city. This place does not boast of a very elaborate sitting arrangement but is huge on flavours and is one of the best Indian Chinese restaurants in Pune. The place with its cute décor gives the feel of China town to its patrons. Though a tad heavy on the food they offer is worth every dime! This is just the place to dine with your family or your group of friends. The chicken here is lip-smacking and their fried rice is an absolute wonder! Roasted Chicken Chilli, Chicken-coriander Soup, Prawns Spring Rolls, Chilly Chicken, Fried Spring Chicken are highly recommended here. Weekends can be quiet crowded so booking tables ahead of time would be a good idea.

Type: Casual Dining
Cuisines: Chinese
Opening hours: 12 Noon to 3 PM, 7 PM to 11 PM
Cost: Rs. 800 for two people (approx.) Cash, Cards and Meal Coupons accepted

 

11. Central Perk 7, Baner Pashan Link Road

With a very cosy ambiance with the F.R.I.E.N.D.S theme and lovely music, this place is a must visit joint in the city. This place serves the best barbeque and sizzlers anywhere in the city. The ambiance here is extremely lively, fun and peppy with an open barbeque pit where food is cooked in plain view. The service here is warm but it can take up to 30 minutes for your order to get grilled and cooked in front of you so be prepared for the wait. The food here is absolutely awesome and worth every penny. It is an absolute must try place for barbeque and steak lovers. Chicken steak, the coleslaw, boiled potato with shredded cheese and sizzlers are recommended for this place.

Type: Casual Dining
Cuisines: Cafe, Fast Food, Steakhouse
Opening hours: 11 AM to 11 PM
Cost: Rs. 700 for two people (approx.) Cash and Cards accepted

 

12. Tiranga Non Veg, Kothrud

This small outlet with about 10-12 tables, serves the most amazing food in the city. The ambiance here is very humble and basic but the food here is anything but. Tiranga is a legacy which is being carried forward for generations. This place has been awarded the best Biriyani place by zomato and red FM contest. The menu here is famous for its traditional Biryanis. The perfect balance of flavours and aromatic dishes from here will keep your mouth shut till you lick every finger. If you are a biryani lover then this is definitely THE place for you! The other dishes on the menu here are equally scrumptious. Service here is fast and quick. Booking ahead for a table on weekends is a good idea as it can get really crowded on the weekends.

Type: Casual Dining
Cuisines: Maharashtrian, North Indian
Opening hours: 11 AM to 4 PM, 7 PM to 11 PM
Cost: Rs. 600 for two people (approx.) Cash, Cards and Meal Coupons accepted

 

13. Cream Centre, Viman Nagar

Finally a place that is heaven for vegetarians! Cream centre is a restraint chain from Mumbai’s Marine drive. With an ambiance that’s so humble and cosy that it gives a feeling of bliss the moment you walk in. with puzzles on your tables and soft music playing around and the quiet unassuming décor you are guaranteed to have a good time here. Their Signature dish is Chola Bhatura & Channa Bhatura and both the dishes are authentic in their flavours. They also serve thalis, nachos, tacos and Italian dishes. Highly recommended are, Channa Bhatura, Nachos, American corn cheese balls, Onion rings, Spring Vegetable (Soup),Original Tandoori Paneer Tikka, Bambaiya ragada (Chaat), Italian Baked Sizzler, Paneer Ka Baap Sizzler, Refried Beans & Cheese Enchiladas & Penne Al Forno. This place is an absolute delight for vegetarians and definitely among one of the best restaurants in Pune.

Type: Casual Dining
Cuisines: Mexican, North Indian, Italian, Fast Food
Opening hours: 11 AM to 11 PM
Cost: Rs. 700 for two people (approx.) Cash and Cards accepted

 

14. Delhi Downtown, Model Colony

This place is very true to its name and serves authentic flavours of Delhi. The terrace sitting arrangement here is much better than the indoor sitting and is actually quite a unique experience. This place serves tasty food that is very pocket friendly. If you are a craving for delightful north Indian food then this is just the place for you. Tandoori kebabs and butter chicken here are absolutely to die for! Recommended here are; Tawa Chicken, Dal Makhani, Butter Chicken, Chicken Kadhai, Chicken Lollypop.

Type: Casual Dining
Cuisines: North Indian, Chinese
Opening hours: 12:30 PM to 11 PM
Cost: Rs. 500 for two people (approx.) Cash and Cards accepted

 

15. Crazy Noodles, Viman Nagar

Anything with the word “crazy” in their name is a must visit. This place with its green and pink interiors is inviting and absolutely lives up to its name! With their crazy wobbling glasses to their unique menu this place is surely going to engage you and ensure you enjoy every bit of your time that you spend here. You even get a puzzle to solve while you wait for your food and solving it will win you a free iced tea! The food here is simply delicious and lip smacking! Must try the MONEY BAGS, these chocolate stuffed pastry money bags are absolutely sinful! This place serves the most mouth-watering noodles you’ll ever taste. The portions are generous. The staffs here are extremely friendly and highly efficient.

Type: Casual Dining
Cuisines: Chinese, Thai, Japanese
Opening hours: 12 Noon to 11 PM
Cost: Rs. 900 for two people (approx.) Cash and Cards accepted

 

16. German Bakery, Koregaon Park

If you are looking for a place to hang around with your friends or family and enjoy some mouth-watering snacks then this is just the place for you. The décor of this place is very artsy and colourful that makes it a perfect hangout place. Food here is amazing and will force you to hog on. Service is quick, attentive and friendly and is reasonably priced for the quality and amount of food they serve. Red Velvet Cake, Kheema Pav, Jerk Chicken, Mango Cheese Cakeare are must try dishes here.

Type: Café, Quick Bites
Cuisines: Bakery, German, Italian, Cafe
Opening hours: 7:45 AM to 11:45 PM
Cost: Rs. 600 for two people (approx.)

 

17. Malwani Naka, Kothrud

This is a small place that is quiet easy to miss. It might look a little disappointing from the outside but the food here is quiet awesome. Malwani naka is one of those no frills impressive places which is worth a try. The service here is lightning quick and price reasonable. Recommendation: Solkadhi, Fish Patra, Bhakris.

Type: Casual Dining
Cuisines: Seafood, Malwani, Goan, Konkani
Opening hours: 11:30 AM to 4 PM, 7:30 PM to 11 PM
Cost: Rs. 500 for two people (approx.)

 

18. Pagdandi Books Chai Cafe, Baner

An amazingly brilliant idea of putting food and books together. If you are a book lover, you love to eat, and you love to eat while reading a book then this is your dream place! A very interesting and adorable place where you can sip a cuppa while reading your favourite book. The place makes you feel like you are you’re your kitchen cosy with your favourite kitchen. Apart from the ambiance, the food is also fascinating here. Service is efficient and very friendly.

Type: Café
Cuisines: Cafe, Bakery, Fast Food, Juices
Opening hours: 10 AM to 11 PM
Cost: Rs. 500 for two people (approx.) Cash and Cards accepted

 

19. Le Plaisir Patisserie & Bistro, Deccan Gymkhana

This cute little joint is neatly tucked away in Bhandarkar road quiet like the hidden gem that it is. This place with a funky décor can only sit 15-20 people at once. Their menu offers a variety of soups, salads, pastas, crepes and what not. You can even find blissful cheesecakes and Macaroons which are extremely recommended and a must try here. Service here is good and fast.

Type: Casual Dining
Cuisines: Cafe, Bakery, Desserts, European
Opening hours: 11:30 AM to 9:30 PM
Cost: Rs. 600 for two people (approx.) Cash and Cards accepted

 

20. Thank God For Pizzas, Pradhikaran

No restaurant list is complete without a good pizza place on the list right? Thank God for Pizzas just wins the cake here. Their pizzas have an attitude and are not afraid to make a statement. Their pizza is better than most of the expensive joints and yet they are reasonably priced. They have a lovely menu which has cup pizza, sides and Pizzas. Visit this place and you just won’t be able to resist those mouth-watering slippery, slurpy, tasty, tangy, chicken pieces of pizza.

Type: Casual Dining
Cuisines: Pizza, Fast Food
Opening hours: 11 AM to 10:30 PM
Cost: Rs. 650 for two people (approx.) Cash, Cards and Meal Coupons accepted
So enjoy a sumptuous meal alone or with family and friends in Pune. Bon Appétit!

Top Hospitals in Pune

Ruby Hall Clinic
Ruby Hall Clinic was founded by Dr. K.B. Grant, an eminent cardiologist, in 1959 as a small nursing home. Today Ruby Hall Clinic boasts of 550 inpatient beds including 130 intensive care beds; with staff strength of 150 consultants, 500 panel doctors and 1400 paramedical staff. It has many distinctions in its half a century existence. It was the first hospital to introduce Intensive Care and Coronary Care Units in 1969. Pune’s first kidney transplant as well as first test tube baby happened in this hospital. It also started cobalt therapy for cancer treatment and MRI/CT scan facilities and the Air Ambulance for the first time. The hospital has brought the most advanced Imaging technology – Positron Emission Tomography to Pune. The hospital currently has three Cardiac Cath Labs and two Linear Accelerators. Being a charitable trust hospital; medical care for the underprivileged has always been a priority of the management.
Address: Ruby Hall Clinic 40, Sassoon Road, Pune- 411001, Maharashtra
Phone: +91 20 - 26163391.
Email : info@rubyhall.com
Website: http://www.rubyhall.com

Jehangir Hospital
Established in 1946 the Jehangir Hospital today stands as an institution renowned for the medical excellence and dedication of its consultants and the care and compassion of its staff. Started with just a few beds, on the 6th of February 1946, it became the city’s first private hospital. Jehangir Hospital, keeping abreast with the changing times has tied up with Apollo Hospitals. In 2002, the two organisations engineered the most extensive renovation and modernisation in the hospital’s 60 year history, which has taken Jehangir from a 150 bed multispeciality hospital to a 325 bed tertiary care hospital.
Address: Jehangir Hospital, 32, Sassoon Road Pune – 411001
Phone: 66819999, 66811000
E-mail: enquiry@jehangirhospital.com
Website: www.jehangircares.com
 

Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital and Research Centre
Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital and Research Centre, a multi-specialty hospital, is one of the most renowned and reliable private hospitals of Pune city, which is run by the Mangeshkar family. Though a private hospital, it offers medical treatment to patients at a nominal rate so that people from all walks of life can afford to avail medical facilities of the hospital. The Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital and Research Centre has certain welfare foundations such as the Lata Mangeshkar Medical Foundation and the Jnana Prabodhini Medical Trust. The best patient rooms in the hospital include refrigerators, air condition, Internet connection, telephone, safe and wardrobe. DM hospital has 115 beds consist 13 ICU beds and 3 operation theatres. This hospital provides total health care facilities.
Address: Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital, Erandawne, Pune 411 004.
Phone: +91 20 40151000 / 66023000
Email : info@dmhospital.org /jpmt@vsnl.com
Website: www.dmhospital.org
 

KEM Hospital
The KEM Hospital is the largest Non-Government Organization hospital in Pune. The hospital is a 550-bedded, tertiary-level teaching institution, serving not only the people of the city itself, but also a large populace coming from the surrounding urban and rural areas. The KEM also runs a secondary level Rural Hospital at Vadu, which serves a rural population of about 68,000 people through a network of primary health centers. In 1912, Sardar Srinivas Moodliar established a small charitable dispensary with four maternity beds in memory of King Edward VII on his own land. Today it houses a Centre for Children, the Physiotherapy Unit, various Diagnostic Services, the A.H.Wadia Operation Theatre Suite consisting of 5 operation theatres and related facilities, the KEM Hospital Research Centre, the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory and the Adult ICU.
Address: KEM Hospital Sardar Moodliar Road,
Rasta Peth, Pune 411011.
Phone: 26125224, 66037300, 66037408
E-mail: marketing@kemhospital.org
Website: www.kemhospital.org
 

Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital (ABMH)
Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital is a homage and tribute to late Mr. Aditya Birla, a medicity sprawled over 16 acres of land. This 500-bed multi-speciality medical centre functions in a filmless and paperless digital environment, backed by cutting edge medical technology and IT resources. The aim is to create a centre of life where elements of nature augment the healing environment and offer holistic healthcare under one roof. The centrally air-conditioned hospital with a 500-bed facility and 13 operation theatres is equipped with state-of-the-art technology. In keeping with the traditions of the Aditya Birla Group, ABMH offers comprehensive healthcare facilities to all strata of society. Special provisions will be made for those unable to afford high medical costs.
Address: Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital
Aditya Birla Hospital Marg
Chinchwad, Pune 411 033
Phone: 91-20-3071 7655
Help Desk 91-020-3071 7615/ 91-020-3071 7777(emergency)
Website: www.adityabirlahospital.com
 

Sancheti Institute For Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation
Sancheti Institute, a 200 bedded, dedicated orthopaedic hospital, with a built up area of more than 1, 50,000 sq. ft. is one of the largest private orthopaedic super specialty facility in South East Asia. The hospital renders highly specialized services in all areas of orthopaedics which include Joint Replacement, Traumatology, Spinal Surgery, Pediatrics Orthopaedic, Arthroscopy and Sports Injuries, Hand and Plastic Surgery. This focus on innovation has led to the development of unique products such as the Indus Knee Joint, India's first completely indigenous knee implant that has helped arthritic patients, across the country to achieve pain free mobility.
Address: Sancheti Institute For Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation
16, Shivaji Nagar, Pune - 411005. .
Phone: (020) 28 999 999, 27 999 999
Email: sanchetihospital@eth.net, parag@sanchetihospital.org
Website: www.sanchetihospital.org
 

Sahyadri Specialty Hospital
Sahyadri Hospital is a part of the largest chain of hospitals in the state of Maharashtra. This multispecialty hospital has 180 beds and caters the patients’ needs with excellent medical care, which can be compared with global standards. It brings together innovative technology, compassionate care and unmatched expertise to give the best possible treatment to people who place their trust in the name of Sahyadri Group of Hospitals.
Address: Sahyadri Speciality Hospital, Plot No.30-C, Karve Road, Erandwane, Deccan Gymkhana, Pune- 411004
Phone: 020-67213000 / 25403000 / 25403040
Email: info@sahyadrihospitals.com
Website: www.sahyadrihospital.com
 

Kotbagi Hospital
Kotbagi Hospital is a progressive, full service well equipped 100-bed Hospital offering advanced medical and surgical care as well as specialty support and outpatient services. Kotbagi hospital was established in 1967, it is a Multispecialty, Superspecialty Hospital, having well equipped Operation Theater, Intensive Care Unit, Diagnostic Dept, Luxury Rooms with all facilities, 24 hours Drugs Stores that caters to the needs almost all specialty of the medical kingdom. Hospital has decided to go for 200 beds within a year along with facilities like advanced diagnostic centre, ICU, Nursing College, PG and Diploma Medical Courses. The policy should be to get involved in more and more patient health care by providing desired quality services to achieve customer delight.
Address: Kotbagi Hospital, 163 D.P. Road, Aundh Pune 411007
Phone: : 43100100
E-mail: info@kotbagihospital.org
Website: www.kotbagihospital.org
 

Hardikar Hospital
Established in 1964 as a small Nursing Home, Hardikar Hospital today has a popular brand name of leading Accident Hospital and a referral for all types of Trauma and Orthopedic cases for the entire Western Maharashtra and beyond. Hardikar Hospital has specialized teams for all surgeries of Orthopaedic, Joint Replacement Unit. Hardikar Hospital has 60 beds. Their orthopedic unit caters primarily hip and knee replacements, shoulder and elbow joint replacements and secondarily Arthritic & Arthroscopic Surgeries. The Histopathology laboratory provides opinions on all kinds of cases from Orthopedic, Urology and Respiratory Medicine and highly specialized areas such as Neuropathology, Oncology and Frozen section studies including Neurosurgical cases are done routinely.
Address : Hardikar Hospital, 1160/61, University Road, Shivajinagar, Pune-411 .
Phone : +91-020-25535326,25535327
E-Mail: hardikar@vsnl.com
Website: www.hardikarhospital.org
 

Seth Ramdas Shah Memorial Hospital and Research Centre
The Seth Ramdas Shah Memorial Hospital and Research Centre (SRSMH&RC) in association with Richard Wolf, GmbH, Germany is a multi-super speciality tertiary & quadrupery care hospital whose mission is to provide high quality of International standard healthcare that will meet the needs and exceed the expectations of the people of India and the surrounding nations who come to India for Medical care. With a strong team of doctors, nurses and support staff, the hospital is the first of its kind in specializing in minimal invasive surgery and other specializations. .
Address: Seth Ramdas Shah Memorial Hospital and Research Centre, F.P. 402/A, Gokhalenagar, Off Senapati Bapat Road, Shivajinagar, Pune – 411016 .
Phone: +91-20-2566 1226
Website: www.srsmhospital.org