Nagpur metropolitan area

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Nagpur Metropolitan Area
(Greater Nagpur)
Nagpur metropolitan area
Interactive map of Nagpur Metropolitan Area
(Greater Nagpur)
CountryFlag of India.svg India
State Maharashtra
District Nagpur
Talukas [1]
Area
  Metro
3,780 km2 (1,460 sq mi)
Time zone UTC+5.30 (IST)
Development Authority NMRDA - Nagpur Metropolitan Region Development Authority
Chairman Eknath Shinde, CM
Government of Maharashtra
Metropolitan CommissionerShri. ManojKumar Suryawanshi (IAS)

The Nagpur metropolitan area or Greater Nagpur is a metropolitan area in Indian state of Maharashtra.

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History

In 1999, a notification was sent out by the State of Maharashtra announced the Nagpur Metropolitan Area, comprising Nagpur City, Nagpur Gramin, Hingna, Parshivni, Mauda, Kamptee taluka and parts of Savner, Kalmeshwar, Umred and Kuhi talukas. The boundaries of the metro region around the municipal corporation limits of the city were described, and the Mumbai metropolitan area and Pune metro areas were declared.

Later on a notification dt. 24 December 2002, the government extended the jurisdiction of NIT [2] outside the NMC [3] limit under clause 1(2) of NIT Act-1936 as "Nagpur Metropolitan Area" [4] in connection to notification of 1999 which ranges approximately 25 to 40 km area away from NMC limit.

Objectives of metro region planning

Planning area under metro region

Area of Nagpur district9810 km2
Area proposed for metro region25 to 40 km
Area under Nagpur municipal limit3780 km2
Area under Nagpur City municipal limit216 km2

Two phases of proposed metro region

NIT proposed the metro region plan in two phases:

NIT is framing the policy for metro region planning and once the plan is finalised, different town planning schemes will be taken up for development.

References

  1. "Nagpur Metropolitan Region Development Authority - NMRDA". www.nmrda.org. Retrieved 19 June 2019.
  2. "Nagpur Improvement Trust".
  3. "Nagpur Municipal Corporation". Archived from the original on 7 June 2010.
  4. "Nagpur Metropolitan Area". Archived from the original on 17 February 2010.