Nagpur’s Jagnade Square is undergoing a major infrastructure transformation with the construction of two elevated flyovers designed to improve traffic movement at one of the important junctions in the eastern part of the city. The project is being executed by Maharashtra Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation (MahaRail/MRIDC) and involves two elevated corridors meeting at Jagnade Square. MahaRail’s official project information lists the flyover connecting Reshimbag Chowk to KDK College Square and another connecting Telephone Exchange Chowk to Bhande Plot Chowk, with the project cost listed at ₹251 crore.

A distinctive feature of the project is the proposed “Square Above Square” arrangement. Instead of having the elevated roads simply pass over one another, the two flyovers are designed to meet at the same elevated level, creating a new junction above the existing road intersection. Recent reports describe this elevated junction as a new traffic-management model for Nagpur, with traffic signals also planned at the elevated section.

The development is expected to reshape traffic movement around Jagnade Square, where vehicles from several important areas converge. The project is part of a wider infrastructure push in East Nagpur, with other flyover projects also being developed around Wardhaman Nagar, Nandanvan and Hasanbag. MahaRail has been targeting completion of several East Nagpur flyovers during 2026.

Once completed, the Jagnade Square project will give the junction a distinctive multi-level road layout and could become a notable landmark in Nagpur’s evolving urban infrastructure. However, construction activity has also affected traffic movement and road conditions around the junction during the ongoing work.