Nagpur: Construction of the proposed Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Super Speciality Institute of Medical Education and Research at Indora has commenced, with work on the raft foundation of the main hospital building now underway.
The facility is being developed by Nagpur Metropolitan Region Development Authority (NMRDA), under commissioner Sanjay Meena, on around 7.74 acres at Mouza Indora and will have nearly 9.84 lakh sq ft of built-up area. It will also house a 43-bed Surgical Intensive Care Unit and a 36-bed Medical Intensive Care Unit. Ambekar Hospital Tipni PDF Tree-felling NOC: Obtained from NMC on Jan 13, 2026.
Besides the hospital, the project includes facilities for postgraduate and super-speciality medical courses, making it a major healthcare and medical education centre in the area. For residents of North Nagpur in particular, the hospital is expected to improve access to advanced medical treatment closer to home. Patients from Central Nagpur and adjoining areas are also likely to benefit from the availability of specialised departments and intensive care facilities at the Indora campus. The proposed complex will comprise a basement, ground floor, an eight-storey hospital building, a multi-level car parking building and a service block. The basement will house facilities including a blood bank, mortuary and staff rooms, while the ground floor will have a trauma room, reception, emergency observation room and radiology facilities. Specialised departments proposed in the hospital include neurology, plastic surgery and general surgery. The second floor will have operation theatres, endoscopy, counselling and pre- and post-operative facilities. First floor: Neurology, plastic surgery and general surgery departments. Current work: Raft foundation work has started at the site. Ambekar Hospital Tipni PDF