As Ganeshotsav celebrations continue across Nagpur, increased movement of devotees, vehicles and festival groups is creating additional pressure on roads around major pandals and busy junctions. High footfall during peak hours can lead to slower traffic, limited parking availability and difficulties for vehicles passing through crowded stretches.

Areas including Itwari, Mahal, Gandhibagh, Dharampeth, Deonagar, Vivekanand Nagar and Manish Nagar are highlighted as places where commuters may experience increased traffic movement during the festive period.

With large numbers of people visiting pandals and participating in celebrations, motorists are advised to plan their routes in advance, follow traffic diversions and avoid unnecessary roadside parking. Keeping key routes clear is also important for emergency vehicles and essential services.

Ganeshotsav brings communities together in celebration, and responsible road use can help ensure that devotees, residents and commuters can move through the city more smoothly.

Celebrate with devotion, travel with responsibility, and help keep Nagpur’s roads moving.