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Hobby groups decry Nageswara Rao Park’s makeover

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Hobby groups decry Nageswara Rao Park’s makeover
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Local hobby groups in Mylapore are protesting the redevelopment of Nageswara Rao Park, citing the loss of green cover and the destruction of established meeting spots. Despite previous assurances from officials, residents claim the current makeover has denuded the park and ignored their concerns.

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This highlights the tension between urban development projects and the preservation of community-centric public green spaces in growing cities.

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Various groups known for having meetups at Nageswara Rao Park have made a representation to Mylapore MLA P. Venkataramanan on July 3, urging restoration of the green cover and reopening of the park.

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The article provides a balanced account of the residents' grievances and the official stance regarding the redevelopment project.

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