Nanda Fata

Nanda Fata
Town
Nanda Fata

Location in Maharashtra, India

Coordinates: 19°46′25.87″N 79°8′11.429″E / 19.7738528°N 79.13650806°E / 19.7738528; 79.13650806Coordinates: 19°46′25.87″N 79°8′11.429″E / 19.7738528°N 79.13650806°E / 19.7738528; 79.13650806
Country  India
State Maharashtra
District Chandrapur
Government
 • Type Municipal corporation
 • Body Nagar Palika
Population (2014)
 • Total 20,000 approx.
Languages
 • Official Marathi
 • Other Telugu, Hindi are also widely spoken
Time zone IST (UTC+5:30)
<-- PIN --> 442917
Telephone code 07173(area code)
Vehicle registration MH 34

Nanda Fata is an industrial town in Chandrapur district in the state of Maharashtra, India.

The town has been called a "mini India" as it has a large number of people from all over India. The reason behind the population diversity is UltraTech Cement, a cement company that created employment opportunities for nearby villagers.[1]

History

Before 1983, Nanda was a village with agriculture as its main economy. But after L&T Cement Plant was established in 1983, the business and population has expanded. The central area for business is referred to as Fata. near to Gadchandur city which is called industrial city in korpana district.

Demographics

Nanda Fata is surrounded by four cement factories. Dust pollution levels are high, but the industry is the main source of income for this area.

Cement Industries nearby :

Nearby Towns :

Nearby Villages :

Transport

Nanda Fata have road transport State Transport ( ST ) and private bus transport facility direct to Nagpur.

Education

Nanda Fata have several esteemed educational institutions. Some of the private educational institutes are:

Economy

UltraTech Cement is the major employer in this area. Many people migrated to Nanda Fata area due to this cement plant.

Nanda Fata has a local economy of stores and businesses serving the localities and nearby villages.

References

  1. ↑ "HC notices to MSETCL, Ultra Tech on illegal towers in Nanda - The Times of India". Times of India. 2015-05-11. Retrieved 2015-06-18.
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