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Stadium Facelift: Delhi Gears Up for World Badminton
5 Aug
Summary
- Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium undergoes a Rs 20 crore renovation.
- Improvements aim to prevent issues like pigeons and poor air quality.
- The venue hosts the BWF World Championships from August 17 to 23.
The Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium in Delhi is nearing completion of a substantial Rs 20 crore renovation in anticipation of the BWF World Championships. This major facelift, which commenced over 200 days ago, involves extensive work including new flooring, seating, and a triple-door system at entry points to enhance player focus.
The upgrades are a direct response to issues encountered during the India Open earlier in the year, such as pigeon interference and concerns over air quality and cleanliness. BAI secretary Sanjay Mishra assured that these problems have been addressed, promising a world-class experience.
The BWF World Championships are set to take place from August 17 to 23, marking India's first time hosting the event in the capital. The comprehensive preparation aims to showcase Indian hospitality and organizational excellence, with over 1,200 professionals contributing to the effort.
