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Three major religious sites in Vidarbha that draw massive pilgrim crowds and reshape travel flows year round.

Inside Vidarbha’s sanitation settlements, three figures document, mobilise, and confront the persistence of manual scavenging.

Nagpur homebuyers face real risks from flood zones, leasehold plots, black soil movement and metro corridor dust exposure.

Publishing houses that originated in Nagpur and Wardha, documenting the regional literature, education, and writing traditions of Vidarbha.

Nagpur’s early nights, extreme summers, and administrative rhythm explained through everyday patterns that keep these claims alive.

From world chess titles to Guinness records, these Vidarbha children achieved rare national and global recognition early.

Three historic homes in Vidarbha reveal how these spaces became centres of social and public life over time.

How Nagpur shops differently from Mumbai, from dense market circuits to festival crowd control and a strong value first mindset.

Government health schemes promised relief in Vidarbha but ground reports reveal denial of care, delays, and misuse inside hospitals.

From promised yields to real losses, these three crop pushes show how Vidarbha farmers paid the price.

Gadchiroli’s forests, fossils and cultural depth reveal powerful reasons that position it as a rising tourism hub in Vidarbha.

Nagpur’s pet choices reveal clear urban trends as dogs, cats and aquarium fish shape daily life across neighbourhoods.

Nagpur records a sharp rise in car purchases driven by daily travel needs, new growth corridors and shifting mobility patterns.

An account of three major epidemic periods that transformed public health across central India and its districts.

Nagpur’s flyovers reveal hidden planning gaps that shape daily movement and raise new concerns across the city’s busiest corridors.

Daily dog walks in Nagpur mapped across parks, hill routes and lake tracks where pet owners routinely take their dogs out.

Three Nagpur archaeologists who uncovered burials, settlements and craft sites that redrew central India’s ancient map and timelines.

Freshwater fish that shape daily meals across Vidarbha, from rohu to murrel and magur, rooted in habits that continue across homes.

From suicide-hit farms to cut-off hamlets and malnourished children, three villages show how poverty shapes life in Vidarbha.

From forest edges to village paths, these three wild berries still feed Vidarbha outside farms and markets today.