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BMC turns dumpyard into botanical garden
Updated On: 19 July, 2015 07:49 AM IST | | Ranjeet Jadhav
<p>The Rs 6-crore project will offer walking track, botanical plants, replicas of forts and Warli art decoration to residents of Sion and Chembur East next month</p>

The themed-botanical garden which will offer residents of Sion and Chembur East a recreational area
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)’s plan to convert a dumping ground into a botanical garden will achieve a two-fold aim when it opens to public next month. One, it will provide the residents of Sion and Chembur East area a recreation spot and secondly, it will keep encroachers and anti-social elements at bay.

The themed-botanical garden which will offer residents of Sion and Chembur East a recreational area
For this, the civic body will spend Rs 6 crore.
The six-acre plot near Priyadarshini circle in Kurla East along the Eastern Express Highway used to be a dumping ground for garbage and debris from nearby construction sites.

