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Pink Parks: Delhi to Soon Have 250 Women's Only Gardens

© AP Photo / Altaf QadriAn Indian woman adjusts her sari after she got wet in the monsoon rains in New Delhi, India, Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2013
An Indian woman adjusts her sari after she got wet in the monsoon rains in New Delhi, India, Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2013 - Sputnik India, 1920, 11.05.2023
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The first no-boys-allowed pink park was opened last year in March in the national capital, which had unique graffiti and 17 workout machines. With a male security guard on duty, the total cost of the park was INR 2.5 million ($30,450).
Delhi will soon have women-only “pink parks” spread across the city and these will be operated by the civic authority — the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), reported the Indian daily Hindustan Times.

As per the report, there will be 250 pink parks — one park in each ward of the civic agency, which will have facilities including an open gym, washroom, selfie points, and play areas, among other things.

Equipped with CCTV cameras, the parks will also have additional security measures in place.
The matter has been discussed since last month, with deputy mayor Aaley Mohammad Iqbal agreeing that “such parks must be developed.”
In Delhi, most parks are managed by the MCD’s horticulture department.
The deputy mayor said that MCDs have more than 15,000 parks in Delhi varying from a few dozen to over 100 parks. These parks already have open gyms, however, it was noticed that women often hesitate to use these facilities when men are also using them.
The parks will also be open to children of both sexes below age 10.
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