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| Nagpur is one of the significant cities of central India. It is the third largest city of Maharashtra after Mumbai and Pune. It has also distinction of being the second capital of the state. It has the seat of winter session of Vidhan Sabha. It also the political as well as commercial center of
vidarbha region of the state. The city is the headquarters of Nagpur district and Nagpur division. With the population around 2,420,000 the city is the 14th largest urban conglomeration in India and
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| Geography & Population |
| The city of Nagpur situated in the eastern part of Maharashtra. It is located on the Deccan Plateau of Indian Peninsula. Nagpur has mean altitude of 310 meters above the sea level. It has topical wet and dry climate. It receives annual rainfall of 1,205 mm in the season of monsoon. |
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The city has a number of natural and man made lakes like Futala Lake, Gorewada Lake and Telangkhedi Lake, Ambazari Lake, Sonegaon Lake and Gandhisagar Lake.
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The population of the city is 2,129,500 according to 2001 census. The sex ratio of the city is 936 females per 1000 males. About 99% of the total population of the city is engaged in non agriculture activity.
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| Education
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Nagpur is an important educational center of central India. The city has both the Municipal Schools run by NMC and Public School run by private bodies. Nagpur University is the main university of the city offering plethora of graduate and post graduate degree to the student coming from all over the country. It also has some of the reputed medical and engineering Institutes like Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Laxminarayan Institute of Technology and Raman Science
Centre.
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| Economy and Industrial Progress
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Nagpur is a very important trading center of vidarbha region of
Maharashtra. Though with the rise of economic progress in the cities of Mumbai and
Pune, the economy of the city has witnessed some decline in the past days. But with the stimulant of Rupees 5,000 crore in the year 2004 had helped the city to recover from the slump. Nagpur has regional branch of the Reserve Bank of India. The city is also a major industrial hub of the region. The Butibori industrial area in the city is one of the largest industrial areas in Asia. Indo Rama Synthetics is the largest unit of the estate which manufactures synthetic polymer yarns.
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The Hingna industrial estate is located in the western part of the city with around 900 small and medium industrial units operated from here. Mahindra and Mahindra, casting units of NECO Ltd. (the country's largest casting group), Bajaj Auto group, Candico are some of the important units located here.
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| Transportation
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Nagpur is accessible with airways, roadways as well as railways. Nagpur Railway Station is an important Railway junction of the region connecting every important city of the country. The city is also connected with two national highways NH-7 (Kanyakumari-Varanasi) and NH-6 (Hajira-Kolkata). It also has two Asian Highways namely AH43 Agra to Matara in Sri Lanka and AH46 connecting Kharagpur to Dhule. The city is also has the busiest Air Traffic Control in India. The airport of the city is known as Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport.
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| Distance from Major Cities
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Delhi - 1012 Km |
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Bangalore - 1049 Km |
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Mumbai - 863 Km |
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Nasik - 678 Km |
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Pune - 880 Km |
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| Real Estate Investment in Nagpur
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Nagpur is very fastest growing urban area of the country. The city has been witnessing unprecedented urge on the industrial as well as economical front. The market is Real Estate is also on the boom in the city. The city is abundant with all kinds of properties namely residential, commercial and industrial waiting for investment. The government has developed a new SEZ (Special Economic Zone) for the expansion commercial estate.
"Multi-modal International Cargo Hub and Airport at Nagpur (MIHAN)" is an ambitious project of the city. The investment in the real estate in the city is bound to give good return to the investors.
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| Business Opportunities
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International Airport |
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SEZ in MIHAN |
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Boeing Maintenance |
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Captive Power Plant |
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Export oriented units |
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Health City |
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IT Park |
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International School |
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Value added Industries |
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Tourism |
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Cement Industry |
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Mining |
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Power Plant |
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Steel Industry |
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Paper Industry |
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| Townships in Nagpur
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Sahara City - 106 acres |
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K. Raheja - 160 acres |
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Kalpataru Builders - 250 acres |
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Rustamji Construction - 140 acres |
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Mahindra City - 465 |
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Kumar Developers - 135 acres |
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Tomar Group - 115 acres |
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Daudi Bohra Trust - 140 acres |
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Suyog Realtors - 43 acres |
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Luxora Group - 177 acres |
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Lake City - 2000 cr |
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Vyankatesh City - 88 acres |
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Reatox Developers - 32 acres |
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Fire Capital - 137 acres |
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Kanha City - 100 acres |
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| Major Hotels in Nagpur
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Kamat Group of Hotels |
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Radisson Hotels |
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ITC Group |
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Oberoi Hotels |
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Le Meridian |
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Ginger Hotels |
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Taj Hotels |
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Hayat Group |
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Lemon Tree |
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Orchid Group Of Hotels |
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Hotel Sun and Sand |
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Holiday Inn |
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Yojna Realty |
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