Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Nellore Children’s Park to Get Adventure Facilities
The Children’s Park in Nellore Rural is getting a big upgrade.
It will have new adventure facilities like a sky drive, zip line, and a cycling track.
The government wants to make it a fun place for kids and families.
They are also making sure no one takes the park’s land illegally.
The park used to be a dumping area, but now it will be redesigned to be like another famous park.
The government is protecting a lot of land worth ₹350 crore.
They want to modernize all parks in Nellore step by step.
Children’s Park in Nellore Rural to be upgraded with modern recreational and adventure facilities.
Facilities include a sky drive, zip line, cycling track, and modern play equipment.
Expected completion within the next three months.
Maintenance to be entrusted to the local park association.
Government warns against encroachments on park land and urges citizens to report violations.
- Who
- Urban development minister P. Narayana, officials, TD official spokesperson Kotamreddy Giridhar Reddy, Mayor Devarakonda Sujatha, municipal commissioner Y.O. Nandan, Nuda chairman Kotamreddy Srinivasulu Reddy, deputy mayor P. Roop Kumar Yadav, representatives of the park association, local public representatives
- What
- Upgrading of Children’s Park in Nellore Rural with modern recreational and adventure facilities
- When
- Expected completion within the next three months
- Where
- Nellore Rural
- Why
- To make it a major recreational destination for children and families
Government Officials
Citizens
Park Development
Government Officials
The government is prioritizing the development and protection of public parks, including the Children’s Park in Nellore Rural.
Citizens
Citizens are urged to report encroachments for immediate action to protect public land.
- Location
- Nellore Rural
- Expected Completion
- Next three months
- Facilities
- Sky drive, zip line, cycling track, modern play equipment
- Maintenance
- Local park association
- Protected Land Value
- ₹350 crore