Archive · 31 May 2025
Gurgaon Infrastructure Projects Await Chief Minister's Approval
Gurgaon is getting new infrastructure projects!
The government is deciding on big projects like more CCTV cameras to watch the city, building power stations to help with water treatment, making cycle paths and sidewalks for safe travel, and fixing sewer lines.
These projects will cost a lot of money and take several months to finish, if approved.
The goal is to make Gurgaon safer and more convenient for everyone.
The Haryana Chief Minister will review five infrastructure projects worth Rs 223 crore.
Phase 2 of the CCTV installation project is awaiting approval, estimated to cost Rs 160 crore.
A 66 kV substation at the Chandu Budhera water treatment plant is proposed to ensure a stable power supply.
Construction of footpaths and cycle tracks is planned along the Golf Course Extension corridor.
Two sewer line upgrade projects are also up for approval, costing over Rs 31 crore.
- Who
- Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and the High-Powered Purchase Committee.
- What
- The Haryana Chief Minister will review and potentially approve five major infrastructure projects, including CCTV installation, a substation, cycle tracks and footpaths, and sewer line upgrades.
- When
- The meeting is scheduled for Monday.
- Where
- Gurgaon, India.
- Why
- To improve traffic regulation, public safety, power supply, pedestrian and cyclist mobility, and sewage systems.
- Total Project Cost
- Rs 223 crore
- CCTV Phase 2 Cost
- Rs 160 crore
- CCTV Cameras (Phase 2)
- 2,722
- CCTV Locations (Phase 2)
- 258
- Substation Cost
- Rs 16 crore
- Cycle Tracks/Footpaths Cost
- Rs 15.9 crore