Infrastructure Development in Nagpur City From 1854 To 1947

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Swapnil Ghanshyam Patil, S. I. Koreti

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The arrival of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway in 1867 reshaped the city's commercial geography overnight. The Ambazari waterworks of 1873 brought piped water to the city for the first time. The Municipal Committee, constituted in 1864, became the primary vehicle for urban governance and public services. The Bengal-Nagpur Railway of 1881–1889, the expansion of educational and health infrastructure, the establishment of the Nagpur Improvement Trust in 1936, and the gradual development of industry in the city together created the urban foundations upon which independent India would build after 1947. 2.

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