The proposed township in inspired by the peacock feather — a symbol deeply associated with Lord Krishna, embodies a vision of harmony, beauty, and spiritual connection. Spread across four phases—Phase 01 (25.24 acres), Phase 02 (25.85 acres), Phase 03 (3.98 acres), and Phase P (3.85 acres)—the development integrates natural elements and thoughtful urban planning. The central shaft or rachis of the feather symbolizes the main arterial road or spine of the township, serving as the structural backbone that connects all major zones and public spaces. Extending from this spine are the filaments or barbs, envisioned as pathways, roads, and green corridors that weave together residential, commercial, and recreational areas, promoting connectivity and ecological balance. The overall symmetry and graceful form of the peacock feather reflect the township’s commitment to aesthetic harmony, balanced growth, and sustainable living. This concept not only pays homage to the divine essence of Lord Krishna but also creates a serene, vibrant environment where nature, culture, and modern living coexist beautifully.