Magarpatta City, the town inside a wall
Magarpatta City sits behind its own wall on the Hadapsar side, and its story is unusual: the farmers who owned this land pooled it and built the place themselves. Today it holds homes, offices, shops and gardens inside one boundary, with security at every gate. Many residents work in Cybercity, the cluster of IT office towers at one end, and can go days without stepping out onto Solapur Road.
The housing is all society flats, most of them rented by people working in the same township, and the societies carry names of flowers and trees. Inside, the lanes are tidy and quiet, and the guards keep a record of who comes and goes. That is no trouble for the Magarpatta escorts on our board. It only means a booking needs a few details ready: the society, the building, the flat, and the resident's name.
Nishaa and Muskan both live inside the township, so a call from here usually goes to one of them first. They know the gates and the lane names already. If both are busy, Munmun, Rupa or Punam come across from Hadapsar, at the rates on their own cards, with no travel charge.
