Indore’s Nehru Park Pool Set To Reopen After ₹4 Crore Revamp, Years Of Delay

Indore's Nehru Park swimming pool, plagued by renovation delays for years, is set to reopen on October 6 following a major revamp. The Indore Municipal Corporation invested around Rs 4 crore in upgrading the facility. The project had stalled at various stages due to payment-related and technical issues, causing frustration from swimming associations and users over the sluggish progress.

The civic body subsequently accelerated the project, completing most of the pending work. The renovation saw the addition of new filter systems, redesigned changing rooms, and the development of shower areas and locker rooms. Infrastructure such as decades-old tiling and other sections were removed and replaced. The final task is to install the filter plant, which is expected to be completed within two to three days.

The inauguration ceremony is slated for October 6 and will be attended by the mayor, MLA, BJP city president, Municipal In-Council members, and other public representatives. The revamped pool aims to provide improved infrastructure for swimmers and resolve long-standing concerns about the facility and its supporting amenities. The civic body emphasizes the redevelopment as a step towards enhancing sports infrastructure and reviving a well-used public swimming pool in the city.