Moshi, Pune

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Moshi Pradhikaran
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Moshi Pradhikaran
Location in Pune, India
Coordinates: 18°40′48″N73°51′01″E / 18.6801°N 73.8502°E / 18.6801; 73.8502 Coordinates: 18°40′48″N73°51′01″E / 18.6801°N 73.8502°E / 18.6801; 73.8502
Country India
State Maharashtra
City Pune
Languages
  OfficialMarathi
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)
ISO 3166 code IN-MH
Websitewww.pcmcindia.gov.in

Moshi Pradhikaran is a planned neighbourhood in the city of Pune, India. It hosts the International Convention & Exhibition Centre, Moshi High Street, The District Centre, Regional Transport Office, Safari Park, College of Engineering, Landscaped Gardens & Wide driveways.

It is accessible by Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation buses and PMPML buses as well. It enjoys the benefits of good government infrastructure.

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