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23 August 2024 at 4:29:04 pm

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A boy cools off in a public fountain in Vilnius, Lithuania. A child receives polio drops at Raja Ultatu heath center in Ranchi on Sunday. A man and a monkey rest side by side on a hot summer day in Kolkata on Sunday. Young enthusiasts practise martial arts on a hot summer day in Kolkata on Sunday. The Latvian Storm Riders Paramotors team performs during the Baltic International Airshow at Spilve Airfield near capital Riga, Latvia, on Saturday.

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A boy cools off in a public fountain in Vilnius, Lithuania. A child receives polio drops at Raja Ultatu heath center in Ranchi on Sunday. A man and a monkey rest side by side on a hot summer day in Kolkata on Sunday. Young enthusiasts practise martial arts on a hot summer day in Kolkata on Sunday. The Latvian Storm Riders Paramotors team performs during the Baltic International Airshow at Spilve Airfield near capital Riga, Latvia, on Saturday.

Eco-friendly crematorium begins operations

Ambernath: After a delay of over one and a half years, the much-awaited eco-friendly crematorium project in Ambernath has finally commenced operations on June 10, 2025. The reopening of this facility, which had remained non-functional for an extended period, has brought significant relief to the city’s residents, who previously struggled with limited and costly cremation services.

 

Local resident Vikas Ingle brought the issue to light in a conversation with "The Perfect Voice" highlighting administrative negligence that stalled the project. Following his complaints and the subsequent media coverage, the Ambernath Municipal Council sprang into action, ensuring the crematorium’s timely launch.

 

Notably, the crematorium services are now being offered completely free of charge, eliminating the financial burden that many families faced during funeral arrangements. This environmentally friendly initiative marks a positive shift in the city’s approach to end-of-life rituals and promotes sustainable practices in cremation.

 

The proactive response from the authorities after public exposure has restored citizen confidence in local governance, raising hopes for increased attention to crucial social services in the future. Residents have warmly welcomed the decision, expressing optimism that the new facility will enhance transparency and convenience in the city’s funeral services.

 

The news of the crematorium’s reopening first surfaced on June 8, 2025, through "The Perfect Voice" which triggered the administration’s swift action. By June 10, the Ambernath Municipal Council officially opened the eco-friendly crematorium to the public.

 

2 Comments


Sameer Pathan
Sameer Pathan
Jun 10, 2025

“I sincerely appreciate the efforts of the reporter Dr.Abhilash Dawre and the entire team at ‘The Perfect Voice’ for covering the much-needed update on the eco-friendly crematorium project in Ambernath. Your responsible journalism has not only brought this important civic development to public attention but also played a role in ensuring timely action by the authorities. Such reporting truly strengthens public trust in media and local governance. Keep up the excellent work in serving the community with impactful and meaningful news.”

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Dr.Abhilash Dawre
Dr.Abhilash Dawre
Jun 11, 2025
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As journalists, it is our duty to deliver socially relevant and fact-based news to the people. On behalf of The Perfect Voice, we are committed to ensuring that citizens receive accurate and timely information about local issues, development projects, and the functioning of the administration.


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