Defence Lemniscate Club, Phase 8

• An indoor swimming pool — separate for men and ladies
• Gym — separate for men and ladies
• An aerobics hall and a yoga centre
• A football ground and a jogging track
• Tennis, and billiards or snooker
• A Chinese and Italian restaurant seating about 150, a coffee shop with a patisserie, and a BBQ lawn
• An event hall for about 120, an executive lounge, guest rooms and a reading room

Squash courts, a cinema, a spa and a dedicated children's area do not appear in any DHA listing for this club, although other DHA clubs have some of them.

Yes, and we checked it twice. DHA's own clubs page gives the operational date as 7 November 2021. Separately, DHA's own summer article of 30 April 2026 names this club among the places residents should visit — which is DHA telling us, this year, that the club is working.

People often assume Lemniscate is the name of a roundabout in Phase 8 and that the club took its name from it. We looked — on DHA's own site, on maps, on property portals and on business listings — and found no published roundabout by that name anywhere. Locals may well call something that; nobody has written it down. So we are not repeating it as fact.

The same goes for the membership fee. A figure between eight hundred thousand and a million and a half rupees circulates in search results for this club. We could not trace it to a single real page, and DHA publishes nothing. Call 042-32174137 and ask them directly.

Read that last row again. The club DHA is building in Phase 6 is larger than all four existing clubs put together, and more than twice the size of the biggest one it has.