Nagpur: Chinchbhuvan–Mihan 6-Lane Flyover Construction Begins

Construction has officially begun on the Chinchbhuvan–Mihan stretch of the Nagpur–Hyderabad National Highway. The Public Works Department (PWD) has started initial development under an estimated investment of 619.55 INR-Crore. A Bhopal-based contractor has also received the 332 INR-Crore work order for Phase 1. With this upgrade, the Chinchbhuvan-Mihan flyover project is set to ease traffic at one of Nagpur’s key entry and exit points.

The new six-lane flyover will stretch 2.69 Km and include service roads to improve traffic flow. The project has a 24 month completion timeline. PWD has also requested clearance to remove 415 trees after a detailed survey. Additionally, a 3.05 Km stretch near the Mihan Interchange on NH-44 will be widened to six lanes to ensure smooth connectivity.

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The Chinchbhuvan-Mihan flyover project will boost Nagpur’s infrastructure and ensure safer, faster access for commuters traveling toward Mihan, Hyderabad, Wardha, and nearby regions. It will also improve overall traffic flow on this busy stretch and enhance connectivity to key transport corridors, making daily travel more efficient for thousands of motorists.

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