GREEN HEART OF SECTOR-1 MVP COLONY

Nethaji Park is a community park situated in Sector-1, MVP Colony. Visakhapatnam -530017. It serves as an important green and recreational space for the residents of the surrounding neighbourhood. The park is publicly listed at sector -1, MVP Colony. For the residents of sector-1, however, Nethaji Park is much more than a public Park. It is a place associated with childhood, friendship, family life, morning walks, evening gatherings and countless memories.
OUR HERITAGE
Sector -1 has been home to generations of families. Children who grew here played in around the neighbourhood, attended schools and colleges made life long friendships and gradually moved to different cities and countries for education and careers.
Today many of those children are living in different parts of India and abroad. Nethaji Park remains a connection to their childhood and to the neighbourhood they once called home
MVP Colony itself is a major residential neighbourhood of Visakhapatnam, with parks, schools, hospitals, roads and access to important parts of the city


OUR PARK

Nethaji Park is a green community space with facilities including
Trees and landscaped greenery

Flowering plants and planter boxes

Central lawn with the Ravi (Raavi) tree

Walking track

Outdoor gym equipment

Children’s play area

Benches for visitors


Borewell and irrigation facilities
Park lighting

Regular gardening and maintenance
East and West entrance gates
The park’s present landscape has been developed and maintained through the continued participation and support of local residents.

Best Park Award – 2025

A proud milestone in the history of Nethaji Park was receiving the Best Park Award from GVMC on 15 August 2025.
This recognition represents the collective efforts of residents, volunteers, donors, gardeners and everyone who has contributed to the maintenance and improvement of the park.
A park becomes beautiful not only through landscaping, but through the care of its community.
Community Participation


Nethaji Park is maintained with a strong spirit of community participation.












Residents contribute through:
Monthly maintenance contributions
Voluntary donations
Tree and garden maintenance
Park improvement projects
Cleaning and gardening activities
Equipment donations
Participation in national and community celebrations
Recent contributions have included support for electrical weed-cutting equipment, gardening materials and tree maintenance.
Our Vision – Reconnecting Sector-1
The vision behind this website extends beyond Nethaji Park.
We want to reconnect everyone who lived in Sector-1, MVP Colony, particularly those who grew up here during the years 1985–2020.
Many former residents now live in:
Bengaluru • Hyderabad • Chennai • Mumbai • Delhi • USA • UK • Australia • Canada • Middle East • Europe • and many other parts of the world.
We invite them to come back—not necessarily physically, but through their memories, photographs, stories, friendships and support.

Share Your Memories


















Did you grow up in Sector-1?
Did you play in Nethaji Park?
Did you go to school with friends from the neighbourhood?
Do you remember:
Nethaji Park?
MVP Colony streets?
Ramakrishna Beach?
Kailasagiri?
The Zoo?
Beach Road?
Tenneti Park?
School and college days?
Festivals and community celebrations?
Childhood cricket and other games?
We invite you to share those memories with us.
You can submit old photographs, stories and videos so that future generations can see how our neighbourhood and Visakhapatnam have changed over the years.
Support the Future of Nethaji Park
Former residents and well-wishers are also invited to support the continued development of Nethaji Park.
Your contribution can help provide:
Better landscaping
New flowering plants
Tree planting
Children’s play equipment
Gym equipment
Benches
Lighting
Irrigation facilities
Lawn maintenance
Tree pruning
Other community facilities
From childhood memories to a greener future — let us build it together.
“Nethaji Park is not just a park. It is a part of our childhood, our community and our memories.”
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