NAGPUR – the city strategically located at the geometrical centre of India in the state of Maharashtra, India. Nagpur is the second capital of Maharashtra and is the centre of the historic Vidarbha region, which includes most of eastern Maharashtra. It is known throughout the country as the "Orange Capital," due to its favourable climate for growing oranges.

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Recently awarded for being the cleanest city of India, Nagpur also happens to be the second greenest city of India. With growing infrastructure it will soon become India’s fastest growing cosmopolitan city. Nagpur having its unique location in the country is also at the crossing of most of the international air routes makes it a logical and ideal place for an international air-hub, also supported by the road and rail infrastructure already in place.

All major highways NH-7 (connecting North & South) & NH-6 (Connecting East and West) and major railways trunk route (Mumbai, Chennai, Howrah * Delhi) pass through the city. Important Central & State Government offices and institutions are located in Nagpur. Industrial Development exists along the fringe areas like Kamptee, Hingna, Wadi, Khapri, Butibori and Kalmeshwar.

• Area: 228 sq. kms.
• North Latitude – 210.07; East longitude – 790.07
• Height above mean sea level – 312.42 mts.
• Population : 2.2 million
• Literacy: 84.18%

Maximum, Average & Minimum Rain fall are 1993 mm, 1205 mm and 606 mm respectively.

NAGPUR

Maharashtra the most progressive State in India is set to develop its second capital NAGPUR also known as the ‘Orange Capital’ through out the country. Nagpur is strategically located at the geometrical centre of the Indian sub continent, which makes it a unique location at the crossing of the international aviation routes between South East Asia and Europe as well as North East Asia and Africa.

With growing infrastructure NAGPUR will soon become India’s fastest growing cosmopolitan city supported by important judicial and financial institutions and a good educational and industrial base. Nagpur is also well connected by major highways and the main rail trunk route which pass through the city. The hinter land is rich in minerals, cotton and oranges.

THE MINERAL BELT

Nagpur is surrounded with rich deposits of minerals like Coal and Manganese. The mineral deposits which starts from Nagpur extends towards East which covers South Eastern Coalfields and then to Mahanadi areas. So, our prime customers are within a reach of less than 500 miles which makes it all the more sensible to establish the facility in Nagpur.