Indore’s Nehru Park Swimming Pool Reopens In New Avatar After ₹4.07 Crore Makeover

Indore’s Nehru Park swimming pool made its triumphant return on Tuesday after a comprehensive renovation and beautification project that cost approximately Rs 4.07 crore. The reopening was inaugurated by Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargav and MLA Mahendra Hardia, who each took a dip in the newly revitalized facility. The upgraded complex features a brand-new building, a state-of-the-art filtration plant, a diving tower meeting international standards, fresh tiles, modern changing and shower rooms, a medical room, a deck, enhanced lighting, and improved electrical systems.

General Administration Committee member Nandkishore Pahadia highlighted the facility's potential to provide superior swimming infrastructure and proposed distinct time slots for women, as well as a review of membership fees. Mayor Bhargav emphasized the pool's emotional significance to Indore residents, stating that the redevelopment took into account the needs of the next 10-15 years.

He also mentioned the development of additional amenities, such as a gym and badminton area, in the upper portion of the building. Mayor Bhargav assured that regular training programs would continue at the revamped pool. MLA Hardia noted that the project required time but is now complete with modern amenities for residents, including those from economically weaker sections.