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Forest department plans to hand over authorised food stalls at Sinhagad Fort to 32 local vendors on 5 December.
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In November 2022, 135 stalls were demolished during an anti-encroachment drive at the fort.
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A survey revealed that only 71 of the demolished stalls belonged to local villagers from eight nearby settlements.
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The department promised rehabilitation and employment solutions for affected villagers after initial demolitions.
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Project completion was delayed by six months, missing the original pre-monsoon timeline.
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24 stalls in six units have been constructed using steel on land acquired from Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation.
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Stall sizes are 8 x 10 feet and foldable, with vendors to be selected through a lottery system.
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Remaining 39 stall owners will be accommodated with tables or small temporary structures.
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Have you ever been to Sinhagad Fort?
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