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Central Park to be refurbished at a cost of 7 crore

Spread over a massive 119 acres and located in sector 23of the node, the park is designed on the lines of Hyde Park of London

Published on: Oct 10, 2023, 22:53:20 IST
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CIDCO is all set to renovate and refurbish the much in demand Central Park at Kharghar at a cost of 7 cr. Several infrastructure at the Park is in a bad shape and the residents have been demanding that it be repaired at the earliest.

Spread over a massive 119 acres and located in sector 23of the node, the park is designed on the lines of Hyde Park of London. Thrown open to the public in 2010, it is the biggest park in the region visited by thousands of residents and even outsiders.

The central park has amphitheater, yoga park, Indian musical instrument park, theme park, water body, statues of dancers performing Kathakali, Bharata Natyam, children park equipped with swings and other play equipment for kids

CIDCO has spent crores of rupees to develop the international standard however, lack of proper maintenance has led to deterioration of the infrastructure.

Said Mahesh Patil, a Khargar resident, “Thousands of people visit the park, especially on weekends and public holidays. The children love it there. However, it is badly in need of renovation.”

Said a CIDCO official, “Taking into account the demand of the residents and our own review, we have decided to ensure the repair of all infrastructure in the park and its proper maintenance.”

Informed the official, “CIDCO will spend around 7 cr for comprehensive operation and maintenance of the park. The various equipment and constructions in the park will be repaired and refurbished. Tenders have been called for the operations for a period of one year.”

 
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G Mohiuddin Jeddy

G. Mohiuddin Jeddy is a senior journalist with around three decades of experience across print and television. He has been with Hindustan Times for over two decades, covering Navi Mumbai, Panvel and Uran. His reporting focuses on civic affairs, politics, infrastructure, urban development, environment and other issues affecting residents. Before joining Hindustan Times, Jeddy worked with The Times of India and the Network18 Group, reporting for CNN-IBN/CNN-News18, CNBC Awaaz and IBN7/News18 India. He has chronicled Navi Mumbai’s political and urban transformation through extensive coverage of infrastructure, environmental issues, urban planning and civic administration. His public-interest reporting has highlighted civic concerns and prompted administrative action. His notable work includes breaking the “Hitler’s Cross” controversy in Kharghar and exclusive reporting on the Kenneth Haywood terror email investigation linked to the 2008 Ahmedabad blasts. Beyond the newsroom, Jeddy enjoys reading almost anything he can get his hands on—from news, current affairs and books to the occasional restaurant menu—with a keen interest in national and global politics. He also enjoys travelling to new places, exploring authentic regional cuisine at local eateries, and watching documentaries as well as crime, political, thriller and espionage films and series.

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