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English: Sangam Bridge (Wellesley Bridge) on Mutha River as seen from Ahilyadevi Holkar Ghat in Pune. Metro viaduct connecting Civil Court to Mangalwar Peth metro stations is visible on the top with railway bridge in the distance. |
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This image was uploaded as part of Mula Mutha Nadi Darshan 2023 photography campaign cum contest. This photography contest was organised to document the Mula & Mutha rivers along with its tributaries in the Pune district on Wikimedia Commons in the form of images and videos with the involvement of active citizens during the time period of 15 May - 30 June 2023. Pune River Revival group, Jeevitnadi, Ecological Society, Samuchit Enviro Tech, Nisarg Sevak, National Society for Clean Cities etc. in Pune and CIS-A2K collaborated together to organise this contest. |
 
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