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What's New in Lakadganj, Nagpur

Live news feed — last updated 26 October 2026

26 Oct2026

Nagpur Grapples with Traffic Amidst Rising Vehicle Registrations and EV Growth

Nagpur is experiencing significant traffic congestion due to a surge in vehicle registrations, with about an average of 475 new vehicles registered daily. This increase, which has seen registrations rise by nearly 86% in six years, is straining road infrastructure and parking facilities. Concurrently, electric vehicle (EV) registrations in Nagpur district have surpassed 1.41 lakh.

Source: The Live Nagpur, The Times of India & 2 others

22 Jul2026

Premium Residential Project 'OM Phase-2' Launched in Lakadganj

Sandeep Dwellers Pvt. Ltd. (SDPL) has launched OM Phase-2 in Lakadganj, Nagpur, offering Vastu-optimized 3 and 4 BHK residences. The project aims to provide a blend of comfort, functionality, and modern living with amenities like a swimming pool and gym.

Source: The Tribune

07 Jul2026

MRIDC Completes Two Key ROBs and RUBs, Proposes Seven New Flyovers

The Maharashtra Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd. (MRIDC) has completed two significant infrastructure projects in Nagpur: a Road Over Bridge at Level Crossing No. 73 (Dipti Signal) and a Road Under Bridge connecting Dipti Signal to Shantinagar and Lakadganj. Additionally, MRIDC has proposed seven new flyovers and junction improvements across the city.

Source: MRIDC

13 May2026

Lakadganj Fire Station Redevelopment Project Gets Green Light After Court Ruling

The redevelopment of the Lakadganj fire station in Nagpur has received a significant boost as a district court dismissed an appeal challenging the NMC eviction action. This ruling paves the way for the long-pending public safety project, which aims to strengthen emergency response infrastructure in East Nagpur.

Source: The Times of India

20 Feb2026

Cielo Residential Project Showcases Climate-Conscious Design in Nagpur

The Cielo residential tower in Nagpur, emphasizes cross-ventilation, shaded balconies, and a sculptural screened façade. The 12-storey building incorporates features like a solar panel roof and water-harvesting systems to reduce its carbon footprint. The design aims to balance privacy, comfort, and energy efficiency while referencing local architectural heritage.

Source: We Heart, Square Yards

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