Local businesses in Pune
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3 km of the city centre.
- Malls and department stores: 11
- The Pavillion; Centro Mall; rushda store; Kumar Pacific Mall; SGS Mall; Inox Movie Hall; Kakade Center Port; Charolikar fataka shop; Reliance Trends; City Mall
- Supermarkets: 12
- Jewel Paradise; Dorabjee's Camp; Purohit Sweets; National shop; Bangtan store; Dorabjee's S B Road Pavillion Mall; Jay Ganesh; CoEP Department of Mathematics; Grahak Peth; New Balaji Traders
- Clothing shops: 48
- Tathastu; Swamini Saree; Champion; Little me; Shivam Men & Women; C'lai; Jaihind Collections; Prakash Woolen Cloths; All For Small; Dattatray Vishwanath Hurne
- Jewellers: 9
- Rajmal Lakhichand Jewellers; Vijay Jewelrs; Happy Selection; Lagu Bandhu; Suvarna Jewellers; Taqwa Jewellers; Silver and Gold Palace; Kalyan Jewellers; Tanishq
- IT and company offices: 18
- Sierra Wireless India; Whitehills Interior limited; Parakh Group; Samrat India; Vilina Refined Oil; Securely Software (India) Pvt Ltd; DelphianLogic Technologies Pvt Ltd; Zingworks LLP; Druva Software; Durr India Private Limited
Pune facts
- District
- Pune district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 31,15,431
- Area
- about 710 sq km, about 561 m above sea level
- People
- 86.15% literacy
- PIN codes
- 411001 (Pune New Bazar), 411002 (Pune City), 431806 (Punegaon), 414302 (Punewadi)
- Places nearby
- Dagadusheth Halwai Ganapati Temple (ganesha temple, 1 km), Shrimati Lakshmibai Dagdusheth Halwai Datta Temple (Hindu temple, 1 km), Pataleshwar Caves (Hindu cave temple, 1 km), Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum (museum, 1 km)
- Local economy
- Pune is a major manufacturing and industrial centre. Pune district is the third-largest contributor to Maharashtra's economy after Mumbai and Thane.
- Education
- Pune has over a hundred educational institutes and more than nine deemed universities, besides Savitribai Phule Pune University, the largest university in the country by affiliated colleges.
- Culture and food
- A little under 80 per cent of Pune's residents are Hindu, with Muslim, Buddhist, Jain, Christian, Sikh and Zoroastrian communities. The Parvati temple complex and at least 250 other temples date back to the 18th century.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.