A massive citywide disruption in water supply is set for Monday as both the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) and Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company (Mahavitaran) carry out major repair works. The joint shutdown will leave large parts of the city without water for several hours, with some areas hit for a full 24 hours.
Mahavitaran will impose a six-hour shutdown to repair the 33 kV Manser–Parshivni overhead line and service the 33 kV VCB and transformers. Simultaneously, NMC will execute a 24-hour shutdown to link the 700 mm Medical Feeder with the new Amrut feeder at Mokshdham Chowk, Cotton Market Road.
The impact will be felt across nine zones: Laxmi Nagar Zone (Laxmi Nagar Old/New, Gayatrinagar, Pratapanagar, Khamla, Takliseem, Jaytala, Trimurtinagar), Dharampeth Zone (Ramnagar, Futala Line, Civil Lines, Rifle Line, Seminary Hills, Dabha, Tekdi Wadi, Sitabuldi, Dhantoli), Hanuman Nagar Zone (Chinchbhavan, Omkarnagar, Shrinagar, Nalandanagar, Hudkeshwar, Narsala), Dhantoli Zone (Wanjari Nagar Old/New, Reshimbagh, Hanuman Nagar), Nehru Nagar Zone (Sakkardara 1–3), Gandhibagh Zone (Sitabuldi Fort 1 & 2, Killa Mahal, Godrej Anandam, Medical Feeder), Satranjipura Zone (Boriyapura Jalkumbh, Boriyapura Feeder, Central Railway), Ashi Nagar Zone (Bezonbagh, Nari, Nara, Jaripatka) and Mangalwari Zone (Gittikhadan, Gorewada, Rajnagar, Sadar).
In addition, areas like Medical and TB wards, SECR Railway, Rambagh Colony, Ajni Railway, Indiranagar, Rajabakhsha, Rambagh MHADA, Untkhana, Bara Signal, Dakshinamurthy Chowk, Pataleshwar Road, Binzani Women’s College, Kotwali Police Chowki, Chhota Ram Mandir, Old Hislop College, Telipura, Gadhikhana, Juni Shukravari and Jauharipura will face supply cuts under the NMC shutdown.
Authorities have urged citizens to store water in advance and use it sparingly, warning of heavy inconvenience across residential colonies, hospitals, and institutions.
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