Koradi

Koradi is a town and census town in Nagpur district, Maharashtra, India. It lies to the east of Nagpur city in the central Indian state, within the Vidarbha region. The town is connected by road to Nagpur and surrounding areas.

The most prominent landmark is the Koradi Thermal Power Station, a coal-fired facility operated by Maharashtra State Power Generation Company (MAHAGENCO). The plant comprises multiple generating units and has long served as a major source of electricity for Maharashtra, contributing to the region’s power supply and industrial activity.

Koradi is also known for Koradi Lake, a nearby reservoir that supports water supply and provides recreational opportunities for residents and visitors. The surrounding area includes agricultural land and small-scale industry, with the local economy anchored in energy production, farming, and related services.

History and name: The town developed around the power station and associated infrastructure during the expansion of Maharashtra’s electrical network in the mid- to late-20th century. The exact origin of the name Koradi is not definitively documented, but it is tied to the local geography and settlement history.

Administration: Koradi falls under the Nagpur district’s administrative framework, with governance by district authorities and state agencies. It remains a satellite community to Nagpur, benefiting from proximity to the city while maintaining its own industrial and residential character.