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₹20-Crore Indoor Sports Complex Planned In Belapur Sector 20; Badminton Courts, Gym And Yoga Centre Proposed

Navi Mumbai: A Rs 20-crore indoor sports complex featuring modern sporting and fitness facilities is proposed to come up at Sector 20 in Belapur, with the state government sanctioning funds for the project under the MLA fund. The complex, proposed on a plot currently owned by the City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO), will be developed after the land is transferred to the Navi…

₹20-Crore Indoor Sports Complex Planned In Belapur Sector 20; Badminton Courts, Gym And Yoga Centre Proposed

Navi Mumbai is set to receive a newly proposed ₹20-crore indoor sports complex in Sector 20, Belapur. The initiative aims to provide state-of-the-art facilities for various sports including badminton, table tennis, basketball, and volleyball, alongside a comprehensive fitness centre. The project, spearheaded by MLA Manda Mhatre, is in the works after CIDCO transferred the land to the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC), pending government approval.

The proposed complex will not only feature indoor courts for badminton and table tennis, but also dedicated areas for chess and carrom. Additionally, it will incorporate an outdoor basketball and volleyball court, a modern gymnasium, yoga and meditation spaces, and a play area for children. Facilities such as changing rooms, a first-aid room, storage for sports gear, and restroom amenities will be included to cater to all age groups, including senior citizens.

A key feature of the project will be its commitment to sustainability. The design will follow green building principles, including solar panel installations for renewable energy, minimal energy consumption, a rainwater harvesting system, and an extensive tree plantation within the premises. This environmentally conscious approach is expected to prevent encroachments on the vacant plot, providing a well-rounded sporting facility for the community.

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