The Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) has cleared projects worth ₹195 crore to enhance green spaces and civic infrastructure. Plans include new parks, an aviary at Gomti Bio-Diversity Park, open gyms, upgraded street lighting, and improved drainage. The initiative aims to boost livability and create people-friendly public spaces across the city.
Lucknow’s ₹195 Crore Push for Parks and Civic Renewal
Lucknow is set for a major urban transformation as the Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) approved development and beautification projects worth nearly ₹195 crore. The decision, taken at an Infrastructure Development Fund (IDF) meeting chaired by divisional commissioner Vijay Vishwas Pant, underscores the city’s focus on sustainability, recreation, and modern civic amenities.
Key Highlights:
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Green Spaces Expansion: Construction of new parks and open gyms to promote fitness and leisure.
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Aviary Project: An interactive aviary at Gomti Bio-Diversity Park, offering residents and visitors a unique ecological experience.
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Civic Infrastructure: Upgraded street lighting and drainage systems to improve safety and reduce flooding risks.
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Public-Friendly Spaces: Emphasis on creating accessible, inclusive areas for recreation and community engagement.
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Leadership & Oversight: The plan was approved under the supervision of senior officials including LDA vice-chairman Prathamesh Kumar and municipal commissioner Gaurav Kumar.
This ambitious initiative reflects Lucknow’s commitment to enhancing urban livability, blending ecological conservation with modern infrastructure upgrades. Residents can expect greener, safer, and more vibrant public spaces in the coming years.
Sources: Times of India, Hindustan Times, Tuskus