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Live news feed — last updated 14 July 2026

14 Jul2026

Mominpura Flyover Nears Completion, Set for Inauguration Soon

The Mominpura flyover in Nagpur is nearing completion and is expected to be inaugurated within the next one to two months. Union minister Nitin Gadkari announced that five to seven more bridges in East Nagpur are also slated for opening in the coming months.He also announced a, Rs150-crore Market project in Pardi , with Sports complex ..

Source: The Times of India

23 Jun2026

Indora-Dighori Flyover Nears Completion, Traffic Relief Expected by August 1

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.

Source: Nagpur Today

14 Apr2026

Nagpur's Parking Crisis Escalates, CM and Union Minister Demand Urgent Urban Planning

Nagpur is facing a severe parking crisis, with vehicles occupying a significant portion of road width, leading to traffic congestion and pedestrian issues. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari have called for immediate corrective measures and long-term planning, emphasizing the need to integrate adequate parking facilities.

Source: Nagpur Today

05 Dec2025

EIB Approves €240 Million Loan for Nagpur Metro Expansion

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has approved a €240 million loan to extend the Nagpur metro network, part of a larger €289.5 million financing for sustainable metro growth in India. This investment is expected to reduce transport-related carbon emissions by approximately 22% in Nagpur and increase daily ridership to around 190,000 passengers by 2041.

Source: Highways Today, Swarajyamag & 1 others

03 Oct2025

The Pardi underpass, part of a ₹665-crore project, has become a daily death trap for commuters due to design flaws. A concrete slab hangs in the middle, leaving just 3.5 meters clearance, which is insufficient for most heavy vehicles.

Source: The Live Nagpur

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