Janeshwar Mishra Park: A field will be made for skating enthusiasts at Janeshwar Mishra Park located in the Gomtinagar extension of state capital Lucknow. In such a situation, skating will not have to be done on the road in front of the parking and gate of this park. Cycling facility will also be available again. Golf cart vehicles will be started. Along with this, all the shops and their furniture in the park will be of the same style and colour. Apart from this, Jurassic Park will also be prepared from scrap in Janeshwar Park. The government approved these proposals in the board meeting on Friday.
The proposals were presented by the LDA in the board meeting of Janeshwar Mishra Park Committee chaired by Additional Chief Secretary (Housing) Ramesh Nitin Gokarn. The government passed a budget of 18 crores for the construction and improvement of skating field, Jurassic Park and other works. In the meeting, instructions were given to complete the multimedia laser water show being prepared at Janeshwar Park and other works soon.
During this, it was told about the progress of the construction of Motion Wayne Theater that this work is also going to be completed soon. In this simultaneously 40 people will be able to see interesting things on the lines of 3D. LDA Secretary Pawan Kumar Gangwar, Finance Controller Deepak Singh and Chief Engineer Ajay Singh were instructed to prepare and present the DPR for making Jurassic Park.
150 crore corpus fund approved
The government has approved a corpus fund of Rs 150 crore for Janeshwar Mishra Park. The committee of the park will improve the park with the interest coming from it and increase the facilities for the visitors. Preparations are also underway to start some more facilities for the tourists in the park.
Now these facilities will be available
Bicycles will be kept in the park, which will be given on rent. People coming in the morning and evening will be able to cycle in the park with them. Similarly, golf carts will also run on rent. Elderly, disabled and sick people will be able to roam through them.
Food shops will open
Good reputed brand shops of food and drink will open in the park. The Additional Chief Secretary has asked the officers to prepare such design of the shops for giving on rent, in which all the shops are of the same type and size. From their color to the furniture, everything will be kept the same.
Boating facility will start
Boating facility will start again in the lake of Janeshwar Mishra Park. According to the decision taken in the meeting, the responsibility of its arrangement will be given to the private company for boating. The same boat will bring and operate.
Water screen show will start from 15th August
The biggest water screen in Janeshwar Mishra Park will be trialled on August 11. While it will start from 15th August. According to the information, a fee of Rs 20 to 50 per person can be charged for the water screen show. This work has been completed by a Calcutta firm. At present the fee is to be decided in the board meeting of LDA.
About 100 meters long water fountain making water screen will reflect the Indian culture. A documentary film has also been prepared for this. All the scriptures like Samudra Manthan, Ramayana, Mahabharata will be depicted in the show. Apart from this, important heritage sites in Uttar Pradesh from the point of view of philosophy will also be described.
Construction done at a cost of 3.50 crores
The construction work of motion ware theater in Janeshwar Mishra Park has also been completed. Chairs have been installed here for the convenience of the tourists. A total of Rs 3.50 crore has been spent in the construction of the water screen. There is seating facility for about 40 people. Here tourists will see and feel the things in 7D exciting way.
Know what is water screen show
In the water screen show, colorful scenes are engraved on the surface of the water through digital equipment. In the show, the pictures are seen floating in the air. The colorful pictures on the water screen leave the audience amazed. Water screens are mainly installed in large and outdoor places such as lakes, seas, reservoirs, swimming pools and parks.