Haryana Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini on Sunday inaugurated a modern light and sound show along with 3D projection mapping (on a water screen), constructed at a cost of approximately ₹8 crore, at Leisure Valley Park in Sector-29, Gurugram. He dedicated this facility to the residents of Gurugram. He said that this historic park is an important center of peace, health, and positive energy for the people of the city.
The Chief Minister said that a large number of people visit Leisure Valley Park for morning and evening walks, and the environment here provides them with mental peace and renewed energy. He added that when a person is free from worries, their health improves and their efficiency increases.
On this occasion, he also announced the construction of a synthetic track in the park and further beautification efforts, so that not only residents of Gurugram but also visitors from outside are attracted and can benefit from this facility. He congratulated and extended his best wishes to the citizens of Gurugram for this new initiative. The Chief Minister also watched a 3D depiction of the story of Lord Hanuman on the musical fountain.
On this occasion, Haryana’s Industries and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh said that this major and largest park of Gurugram has long been a key center for morning and evening walks and relaxation for the public. Considering the growing population of Gurugram, this park has become even more important for citizens.
Visitors here will not only enjoy entertainment but will also benefit in terms of physical and mental health. Gurugram MLA Sh. Mukesh Sharma also expressed his views during the programme.MLA from Pataudi Bimla Chaudhary, Gurugram CP Vikas Arora, Municipal Commissioner Pradeep Dahiya, DC Uttam Singh, Additional Municipal Commissioner Ravindra Yadav, SDM Hiten Kumar, various municipal councillors of Gurugram, BJP Mandal Presidents, Rotarian Ravindra Jain, and other dignitaries were present on the occasion.
The light and sound show presented by Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority is based on three major themes:
Bal Hanuman: Energy and unwavering devotion;
Guru Dronacharya: Knowledge and discipline;
Samay ki Pustak: A continuous journey from heritage to development. This presentation reflects a balance between modernity and tradition while promoting cultural values. Notably, GMDA has been consistently working towards the holistic and balanced development of the city, integrating modern infrastructure with a strong cultural perspective.