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Home / Chandigarh / Three More Chandigarh Sectors To Have Open Air Gyms

Three more Chandigarh sectors to have open air gyms

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:41 AM Jul 22, 2025 IST

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Municipal Corporation Chandigarh has decided to install open air gyms in Sectors 34, 35 and 43. The Municipal Corporation has issued a tender of over Rs 23 lakh for this.

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Premlata, councillor of the area, has said that the amount for the project has been sanctioned from the ward development fund of the councillor.

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The open gym is being installed at a time when the state of-the-art gyms in community centres are lying defunct. Premlata said that she would raise this issue in the next general house meeting and would demand that a policy be framed to run gyms at the community centres for residents at affordable fee.

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#AffordableFitness#FitnessChandigarh#OpenAirGym#Sector34#Sector35#Sector43#WardDevelopmentFundChandigarhGymsCommunityCentreGymsMunicipalCorporationChandigarh

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