Amanora: Future India. Easy India/ City Group/ Real Estate Developers / Residential Projects

MRF National Supercross Championship at Amanora Park Town in Hadapsar


Santosh takes the race, Arvind the Championship

Giving his team mate a tough fight, the current champion CS Arvind set the track on fire to win the Foreign Open class in the fifth and final round of the MRF National Supercross Championship at Amanora Park Town in Hadapsar on Saturday, 3 December 2011. While Santosh garnered full 40 points, winning both races, the championship leader Aravind KP had to settle for 32. However, CS Santosh's 40 points were not enough to topple Aravind KP from the championship title. This was interestingly the first time such an event was held at Amanora Park Town. Aniruddha Deshpade, MD, MD, City Corporation Limited flagged off the race and the event turned out to be a success. Amanora Park Town, spread over around 400 acres is the first of its kind residential project which aims towards a modern and futuristic lifestyle. It has concepts and areas meant for all the age groups within a family. Walk-to Work and Walk-to-School along with the Temple of Environment are some of the unique concepts encouraged by Amanora.

Amanora Bryan Adams Rockathon 15th - 16th JAN 2011

Bryan Adams Live

Amanora Park Town celebrates 'Joy of Giving' week 2010

Amanora Park Town in association with Navkshitij, a “Home for Mentally Challenged Friends” (MCF) conducted a Musical and dance programme at the Pawar Public School at Amanora Park Town, to celebrate the culmination of the 'Joy of Giving' week 2010.

Hindi and Marathi playback singer Bela Shende and other dance troupes performed at the event. On this occasion, Mr. Aniruddha Deshpande, Managing Director, Amanora Park Town said, “This is one way to give back to the society and it feels great to do so. I am looking forward to helping Navkshitij in the future as well.”
Being observed from the 26^th of September to the 2^nd of October, the 'Joy of Giving' week was marked by voluntary acts of charity across all sections of society to bridge the gap between them.
Amanora Park Town, along with Navkshitij, collected a donation of Rs 25 lakhs through this event. This is perhaps the largest amount collected on the occasion of the 'Joy of Giving' week in Pune, thanks to the generous contributions from the general public, from associates, and from employees of Amanora.

About Amanora Park Town
Amanora Park Town is the first township being developed by City Corporation Limited, under the Special Township Policy of the Government of Maharashtra. The developers will be responsible for the maintenance of all public utilities, making them more efficient to facilitate a hassle-free life. Located at Hadapsar, Amanora Park Town is spread over 400 acres and will be a self-containing property, having schools, colleges, hospitals, restaurants and a sports complex within the township. It is a futuristic township, incorporating break-through concepts like 'walk-to-school' - concepts built around the idea of 'Future India, Easy India'. The first offering of Amanora Park Town has 10 towers, each between 18-22 storeys high.

About Navkshitij
Navkshitij is a registered five-year-old NGO, offering permanent residence for mentally challenged adults referred to as mentally challenged friends. Its main aim is the holistic rehabilitation of these adults. What differentiates Navkshitij from other similar institutions, is that it offers complete care for mentally challenged adults, during their entire lifetime.

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Amanora leads the vaccination drive against Swine Flu, puts health first.

True responsibility begins at home. And who better than Amanora Park Town to illustrate this point better.
Amanora Park Town conducted a 3-day H1N1 vaccination drive against Swine Flu from 20th to 22nd July 2010.
This pre-emptive measure was taken to provide a flu-free environment to employees, on-site labourers and the citizens residing in the vicinity of Amanora Park Town. This drive saw over 1000 people getting vaccinated and was a roaring success. It's just another proactive step taken by a thought leader, the creators of Future India, Easy India.

An employee getting nasal vaccination
at the Amanora Park Town H1N1 camp

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Big B’s big show at Amanora

The Big B, Amitabh Bachchan, enthralled a captive audience at Amanora Park Town on Monday,
March 29 th, 2010, as he recited some timeless classics penned by his father the Late Shri Harivansh Rai Bachchan’s famous poems, such as Andhere ka Deepak, Jugnu and Prateeksha. The event was being held at the amphitheatre of Amanora Park Town, the first township being developed by City Corporation Limited under 'Special Township Policy of Government of Maharashtra'.

“At Amanora we stand for the concept of ‘Future India, Easy India’. We strongly believe in keeping our traditional values intact even in a futuristic, modern set up. We are thrilled to have this unique opportunity to host
Mr. Bachchan who signifies conviction, sincerity and consistency through his work, which are the attributes
we also believe in at Amanora.” said Aniruddha Deshpande, MD, City Corporation Limited.

Amanora Township is a project to build a futuristic India with areas and concepts designed to cater to everyone’s needs within a family. A few concepts include the Temple of Environment (the only one of its kind in the world) and the Walk to School concept for children. The developers will be responsible for maintenance of all public utilities making them more efficient for hassle-free living. Located at Hadapsar, Amanora Park Town is spread over 400 acres having schools, a college, a hospital, restaurants and a sports complex within its precincts.

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‘French Spiderman’ scales Pune’s tallest towers at Amanora

Amanora Park Town played host to the famous Alain Robert, popularly known as ‘French Spiderman’. He climbed the tallest tower in Pune at Amanora Park Town on Sunday, February 28, 2010. Alain is best known for scaling the tallest towers in the world including Petronas Towers in Malaysia, Eiffel Tower in France, the Empire State in the US and Thaipie in China, to name a few. The Frenchman who resides in the Alps, also holds several world records for climbing.

Mr. Aniruddha Deshpande, MD, City Corporation said, “We are proud to launch the tallest towers in Pune city at Amanora Park Town. Alain Robert is known for his feats across the globe, and we are happy that Amanora Towers will get added to his esteemed list of climbed buildings. What is even more exciting for us is the fact that this will always be remembered as the first building he climbed in India.

” Alain Robert said, “I am very excited about my first visit to India and climbing the towers at Amanora Park Town. The buildings that I climb are usually landmarks in their respective cities and I am convinced that Amanora Park Town is a landmark in Pune, India.” Amanora Towers is the first building registered as the tallest building in Pune. The first 30 buildings under the Amanora plan are high-rise buildings.

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Ushering in spring the Amanora way

The Amanora Spring Festival kicked off the season with a mix of mouth-watering food and drink, and foot-tapping music. On February 13 and 14 the beautiful two-acre lake and its picturesque surroundings at the Amanora Park Town in Hadapsar came alive as the Amanora Spring Festival was ushered in with a host of festivities.

“The venue is perfect for a festival like this,” said B. Shankaranarayan of the Pune Gourmet Club, organisers of the Festival at Amanora Park Town. They had a chance to taste over 25 Indian and Italian wines, seven domestic and imported beers and sample gourmet food ranging from Cajun blackened fish to fresh pizzas, and seafood, BBQ items to Lebanese shwarma and falafel.”

The sprawling lawns were dotted with gazebos. Visitors could be seen relaxing on the lawns, enjoying themselves. Some participated in grape stomping sessions organised by Reveilo Wines. Children and adults had a great time kayaking on the serene expanse of the two-acre lake, while a spectacular demonstration by two motorised para-gliders performed breathtaking manoeuvres over the festival area. Adding to the festive air the 22-piece Bombay Sappers brass band, resplendent in their formal regalia, performed popular numbers ranging from marches to oldies, while their 11-piece jazz orchestra surprised visitors with their prowess the next day. Popular local band Smokestack added their special touch to the Festival on both days with excellent jazz renditions. One of the highlights of the Festival was a Latin Dance Show by professional dancers Don and Cindy. The duo got the audience grooving under their instruction.

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