Conventional Eco-Pleasant Children’s Park-cum-Fitness Track Inaugurated at Distant Pilpillow Village

Sri Vijaya Puram | February 19, 2026

A standard eco-friendly Children’s Park-cum-Fitness Track constructed underneath the flagship programme of the Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India – VB-G RAMG scheme, was formally inaugurated and devoted to public service at Pilpillow village in Nicobar district.

The facility was inaugurated by Mr. Aditya Sangotra, Assistant Commissioner, Nancowry, within the presence of Mr. Mohammed Yunus M., Senior Programme Officer-cum-Block Development Officer, Nancowry, Mr. Tanveer Hussain, First Captain, and Headmen of Pilpillow village. The venture was sanctioned and executed underneath the general supervision of Mr. Amit Kale, IAS, Deputy Commissioner, Nicobar Islands.

Pilpillow, a distant village located about 31 km from the executive headquarters underneath the Kamorta Tribal Council, had lengthy lacked fundamental leisure facilities for kids. Recognising the necessity for a devoted play space, the Administration conceptualised the venture to create a traditional-style, eco-friendly leisure house. The initiative was carried out underneath the employment assure programme, producing livelihood alternatives for native residents whereas making a sturdy group asset.

Constructed at a value of Rs. 2,99,049, the venture generated 809 mandays of employment. Developed utilizing regionally obtainable eco-friendly supplies and incorporating conventional design components, the park goals to offer a protected and fascinating house for kids and promote wholesome life amongst tribal residents.

Addressing the gathering, the Assistant Commissioner stated the initiative displays the Administration’s dedication to grassroots improvement, environmental sustainability, and inclusive public infrastructure. He urged group members to take care of the ability correctly to make sure its long-term profit.

Community representatives expressed appreciation for the creation of a shared leisure and health house, noting that it might strengthen social cohesion and promote well-being within the village.

The venture stands for instance of collaborative native governance and efficient implementation of rural employment schemes in creating sustainable, community-oriented belongings in distant areas.