New waiting halls & lounges to enhance passenger comfort at Nagpur station
On the east side, a modern and spacious waiting hall is under development with upgraded flooring, stylish wall cladding, improved ventilation, and energy-efficient lighting. False ceiling and louver installation works are in progress, aiming to offer a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing environment for travellers.
The west side will soon feature an elegant lounge area designed for long-distance passengers.
This space is being refurbished with premium seating arrangements, Divyangjan-friendly amenities, and enhanced sanitation facilities to ensure inclusivity and hygiene.
At the concourse level, a grand common waiting area is taking shape between Line 18/19. The foundation and slab work are already completed. This space will serve as a central hub for transit passengers, providing integrated amenities such as digital displays, drinking water stations, and accessible pathways.
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