About

Bhilai or Bhilai Nagar is a city in Chhattisgarh state of India with a population of around 553,837. The city is located 25 km west of the capital Raipur on the Howrah–Mumbai rail line, and National Highway 6. Bhilai is famous for its Steel Plant. The economy of the town is centred around the massive Bhilai Steel Plant, one of the largest integrated steel plants in the world. Apart from this, Bhilai is also home to Bhilai Refractories Plant (BRP), another public sector organization. Bhilai is known for its pre-graduate education aimed at preparation for entrance examinations for Engineering. It has an average selection of about 40 students in IIT-JEE every year. The culture in Bhilai is cosmopolitan due to the large scale migration of people from all over the country. The major population is of localities of the state "Chhattisgarhi". The local language is Chhattisgarhi which is very similar to Hindi. Bhilai also boasts of high levels of linguistic and religious unity which has been the hallmark of its culture since its inception. The main reason obviously lies in the fact that before the establishment of Bhilai Steel Plant (with collaboration from Russian Counterparts), it was almost nothing but an agricultural area with small villages like AmdiGaon (now AmdiNagar-HUDCO) and many others. But the setting up BSP made a call to people all over India to make a rush and henceforth bring the multi-ethnicity with them.

But that's not all isn't it? We all love Bhilai not only because it's our birth place. But it is one of the coolest cities in India. If you stay here for a year then you will come to know why. Time stands still over there, the people of the city are friendly and fun loving, no traffic, very less pollution, green, and there are thousands of other reasons to stay in Bhilai. We developed this social network and online community in hopes of connecting the people of Bhilai. No matter if they live in which part of the world, if they have lived here in the past even for a day then they are most welcome to join this community. We also welcome the people who have never heard of this word "Bhilai" but like to know more about it!

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