The election department officials of the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) have informed that the entire process of counting of votes on 17 February 2012 involving 76 prabhags / panels would take about six hours. The counting of votes in each panel will take about 45 to 50 minutes. The process will begin at 8 am and is expected that the results for all the prabhags / panels will be declared by 2 pm.
I couldn’t find any information about getting the Pune election results online. Also most of the election commission websites are in bad shape and user unfriendly.
However one would expect the results to be put up on one or more of these websites: http://www.mahasec.com/ OR http://www.punecorporation.org/ OR http://www.pmcelection.org/
The History Club has organized a history lecture series at COEP Auditorium starting 30th Jan 2012. The lectures are scheduled for 5.30 pm on all days. A coin exhibition and a book exhibition is also being held alongside the lecture series. Although it has not been stated so, looking at the speakers profiles, one would expect the talks to be in Marathi.
RTI Forum for Instant Information (RFII) and Surajya Sangharsh Samiti have organized a free RTI Workshop on: How can you save environment using the 
