Nagpur

ONGC Green Limited, the renewable energy arm of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, has entered into a strategic partnership with the Indian Institute of Management Nagpur to promote research and innovation in the clean energy sector. The collaboration aims to bridge academic expertise and industry experience to support India’s transition toward sustainable energy solutions. By focusing on research, policy analysis, and capacity building, the initiative is expected to contribute to more informed decision-making in renewable energy investments and project execution.

State-owned construction and project management major NBCC (India) Ltd. has signed an agreement with the Nagpur Metropolitan Region Development Authority (NMRDA) to spearhead the development of the ambitious Naveen Nagpur project. The collaboration is designed to transform the region into a modern urban hub with advanced infrastructure, residential clusters, commercial zones, and sustainable amenities.

PwC India has expanded its presence by inaugurating a new office in Nagpur, bringing its total network of offices across the country to 21. The move underscores the firm’s strategy to strengthen its regional outreach and tap into emerging talent hubs beyond metropolitan centers. As global professional services firms compete for market share in India’s rapidly evolving economy, PwC’s expansion reflects its intent to broaden accessibility, support clients in tier-2 cities, and contribute to regional development.

In a transformative move for rural Maharashtra, the Sawangi Canal project in Nagpur, launched in February 2024, has proven instrumental in rejuvenating local agriculture and improving the quality of life for residents. The initiative, which was part of a corporate social responsibility (CSR) effort by Allcargo Group's Avashya Foundation, has improved the fertility of approximately 400 hectares of land, provided essential drinking water to 200 families, and bolstered irrigation and livestock sustainability.

Haldiram’s, India’s largest packaged snack and sweets company, has successfully merged its Delhi and Nagpur branches to form Haldiram Snacks Food Private Ltd (HSFPL). The merger, officially completed and announced by CEO Krishan Kumar Chutani, marks a new chapter in the company’s legacy. This strategic move comes on the heels of Haldiram’s securing a USD 10 billion valuation (approximately Rs. 85,000 crore) following a deal with three key investors.