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Nagpur: The phenomenon of classism is always lingering in our so-called modern Nagpur. It has been normalized within our society.

Nagpur: It may seem impossible, but it has happened in Nagpur. The homeless have been evicted

Nagpur: As Nagpur hosts G20, a facade to hide the poor and the under developed areas is erected to save face in front of the G20 Delegates.

Nagpur: An old woman beggar is becoming a common sight on the Nagpur streets. In their twilight years, these women are begging for survival.

Nagpur: Not everyone is accustomed to the proximity of a dog. Some find them cute, others hate them

Nagpur: As the year turns another page, a new day in the life of Nagpur has started

Nagpur: Financial planning is essential in India to avoid a salary trap and pursue passions.

Nagpur: Ministers prioritize their own convenience over the people in Nagpur, causing traffic disruptions and disrespecting the common man.

The High court came to a conclusion that feeding stray dogs made them more aggressive and feeding them in public only created nuisance.

Nagpur: When your salary is ten thousand rupees or less per month, Diwali is celebrated a bit differently, maybe in a way like it should be.

In an attempt to ban plastic, which is harming our environment, the Nagpur authorities have implemented a drive to stop use of plastic bags.

Nagpur: With increasing awareness of fitness amongst people, more and more people are flocking into parks and playgrounds around Nagpur.

Nagpur: An issue still plagues Nagpur that may keep it from being the absolute best for some years to come. SALARY

Nagpur: The streets of Nagpur are flooded with Stray animals. Be it dogs, cats, cows, bulls or pigs, they can be seen everywhere

Nagpur has become an education hub over the years and the demand and trust of Nagpur colleges is at an all time high.

Nagpur: Showing affection is frowned upon in our society. Holding hands, kissing, flirting are some acts to summon the morality police

Nagpur has eleven beautiful lakes where people can visit, have a walk, drink chai and have a good time with friends and family.

Nagpur: Cotton market was a hub for the trade of the “White Gold”, i.e. COTTON

A beggar on a street of Nagpur is not a common sight nowadays. The red traffic light is a green signal for the beggars to swamp commuters.

Nagpur: A visit to Nagpur is never complete if you do not visit the Nagpur central Museum, or as it is normally called, the Ajab Bangla