Dhantoli (Marathi : धंतोली) is a prominent neighborhood located in the central Nagpur, Maharashtra, India. Historically, it served as the residence of the Treasurer of the Raja of Nagpur and home to a significant population of Marathi Brahmins. Over the years, Dhantoli has evolved into a densely populated urban area known for its healthcare facilities and historical landmarks
Dhantoli is renowned for its numerous healthcare facilities, including hospital and clinics, which cater to the medical needs of nagpur and nearby regions. The concentration of healthcare establishments has raised concerns about urban congestion, leading to public protest in 2013 regarding infrastructure and zoning issues [1]
Dhantoli is home to Yashwant Stadium, one of the oldest stadiums in Nagpur, situated near River Nag. Historically a hub for sporting events, the stadiums is now underutilized and primarily serves as a marketplace for local vendors. Restoration efforts have been proposed but the remain unimplemented
Another significant recreational site area is Patwardhan Grounds, which hosts various public event, including exhibitions and circuses, serving as a cultural gathering point for the local community