New Indora, Nagpur

Nagpur's Rs 998-crore Indora-Dighori Flyover is set to open by August 1, promising significant relief from congestion in East Nagpur. The project, developed by NHAI, will connect key areas like Kamal Chowk, Reshimbagh, and Dighori Naka, reducing travel times and improving traffic flow. Final works, including girder installation and safety measures, are underway.

The Indora-Dighori flyover project in Nagpur is in its final stages and is scheduled to be opened to traffic on August 1, 2026. This flyover is part of the city's ongoing infrastructure development aimed at improving traffic flow and reducing congestion on key arterial roads.

The first phase of the six-lane twin cable-stayed bridge at Ajni, also known as 'Laxman Jhula', is expected to miss its pre-monsoon completion deadline due to substantial pending work. The Rs332 crore project aims to replace a 125-year-old bridge and improve connectivity between South and Central Nagpur.

Nagpur's real estate market is seeing a surge in new housing projects, with numerous , pre-launch ,Ready to move developments listed across various localities. Areas like Ganeshpeth , Byramji town ,Mihan, Besa, and Hingna are particularly active, offering a range of 2BHK and 3BHK apartments and plots.

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) approved 474 housing projects in Nagpur during the financial year 2025-26. This is part of the total 10,379 projects approved across Maharashtra. These approvals reflect the ongoing development and regulatory compliance within Nagpur's real estate sector, promoting transparency and timely project completion.

The Bajaj Nagar Square traffic island in Nagpur has been dug up repeatedly due to issues with underground sewage infrastructure. This recurring problem has caused significant frustration among commuters and residents, highlighting potential flaws in the initial planning and execution of the traffic island project.

Central Nagpur residents are seeking the mayor's intervention against the Nagpur Municipal Corporation's (NMC) proposed 18-storey commercial complex within Gandhibagh Garden, the last major open space in the congested locality. Residents fear the project could affect nearly 27 trees and lead to severe traffic congestion on the arterial road.