Gurugram, Oct. 10 -- The sports department is set to upgrade the Nehru Stadium's gymnastic facility with an indoor hall and modern equipment to ensure uninterrupted training, officials said on Friday. According to the district sports department, site surveys have been completed and the project is in the final stage of approval. According to a gymnastics coach, the stadium, located in Civil Lines is uneven and lacks a roof, making it unsuitable for several artistic gymnastics activities. Around 100 athletes currently train at the existing facility. Athletes have to contend with interruptions during adverse weather, while the uneven surface and a lack of a dedicated indoor facility limit their training options, the coach said. The coach added that the ground has one open gymnastics space, and a small arrangement has been made in the conference room for indoor practice. The proposed hall will have separate spaces for different gymnastics disciplines, with the necessary apparatus installed to improve training conditions. A shed will cover the facility, allowing athletes to continue practising during unfavourable weather. District sports officer Aarti Kohli said the department is working on the proposal, with the necessary approvals awaited before work can begin. The plan also includes improvements to other facilities at the stadium, including a dedicated hostel for athletes and repair of grounds....