Nepanagar

Nepanagar is a industrial township in Burhanpur region in the Indian province of Madhya Pradesh. Nepanagar is well known for its newsprint paper process, Nepa Mills Limited. "NEPA" is begat from National Environment Protection Authority, consequently the name. This little township falls among Burhanpur and Khandwa and is encompassed by numerous little towns. This place is available by fundamental line railroad that keeps running between Bhusawal Junction and Itarsi Junction.

Nepanagar is additionally available by Road from the course going to Burhanpur. At Asirgarh the street bifucates into a not well kept up street that goes to Nepanagar. The aggregate separation is 14 km. There is no air terminal at this little town. Nepamill was drifted by M/s Nair Press Syndicate Limited, a private business visionary, on 25 January 1947, the primary Newsprint Mill in the nation.

The organization is serving the country throughout the previous 50 years. Following 50 long periods of presence and staying for the initial 35 years as the main newsprint-producing plant in the nation preserving the then rare remote trade, Nepa Limited is one of the most seasoned Public Sector Undertakings. NEPA was utilizing wood mash for paper-production. The factory has effectively exchanged over tasks with just waste paper reusing course.