Archive · 28 Jan 2026
Gurugram Approves 25 Projects Worth Rs 142 Crore
The city of Gurugram in India has approved 25 new projects that will cost Rs 142 crore.
These projects are meant to make the city better by fixing old sewer lines, building new roads, and improving drainage systems.
The projects will be done in many parts of the city, like Ward 27, Civil Lines, and Sector-9.
The goal is to reduce problems like waterlogging during the rainy season and make it easier for people to travel.
The city's leaders say they will make sure the work is done well and on time.
They will also check regularly to ensure everything is going as planned.
Gurugram approved 25 projects worth Rs 142 crore for infrastructure development.
Projects include strengthening sewerage, roads, drainage, drinking water supply, and street lighting.
Key areas for development include Ward 27, Civil Lines, Sadar Bazaar, Jacobpura, and several sectors.
The projects aim to reduce waterlogging, improve traffic flow, and enhance basic amenities.
The Municipal Corporation will prioritize technical quality, transparency, and timeliness in implementation.
- Who
- Municipal Corporation Gurugram (MCG)
- What
- Approved 25 projects for infrastructure development
- When
- January 27, 2024
- Where
- Gurugram, India
- Why
- To improve basic amenities and infrastructure in the city and surrounding rural areas
- Total Projects Approved
- 25
- Total Cost
- Rs 142 crore
- Key Areas
- Sewerage, Roads, Drainage, Drinking Water, Street Lighting, Sanitation
- Meeting Chair
- Mayor Rajrani Malhotra
- Affected Areas
- Ward 27, Civil Lines, Sadar Bazaar, Jacobpura, Sector-9, 9A, Dhanwapur Road, Madanpuri, Sector 46, South City 1, Sector 15 Part 2, Sector 18, Dhankot, Daulatabad, Dhumaspur, Maidawas, New Palam Vihar Colony
- Expected Benefits
- Reduced waterlogging, improved traffic flow, better sewerage and drinking water supply
- Implementation Priority
- Technical quality, transparency, timeliness
- Monitoring
- Regular monitoring by Municipal Corporation