Archive · 19 Aug 2026
Gurugram Approves ₹41.86-Crore Upgrade for IFFCO Chowk-SPR Corridor
Officials approved a plan to improve a busy road in Gurugram.
The road connects IFFCO Chowk with the Southern Peripheral Road.
It is 7.1 kilometres long and carries many cars during busy times.
The project will cost ₹41.86 crore.
Workers will repair the road and build footpaths and sidewalks.
The improvements are intended to reduce traffic problems.
People living in several nearby sectors are expected to benefit.
The work should be finished within one year.
A ₹41.86-crore upgrade of the 7.1-km IFFCO Chowk-Southern Peripheral Road corridor has been approved.
The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority will undertake the project.
The work will focus on road repairs, footpaths, and sidewalks.
The corridor carries an average of more than 10,000 cars during rush hours each day.
The project was approved Tuesday and is targeted for completion within one year.
- Who
- The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority will undertake the project, following approval by a committee chaired by Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini.
- What
- A ₹41.86-crore upgrade of the 7.1-km IFFCO Chowk-Southern Peripheral Road corridor, including repairs, footpaths, and sidewalks.
- When
- The project was approved on Tuesday and is targeted for completion within one year.
- Where
- On the IFFCO Chowk-Southern Peripheral Road corridor in Gurgaon, with benefits expected for nearby sectors.
- Why
- To ease traffic bottlenecks and improve movement along a busy arterial route.
- Project cost
- ₹41.86 crore
- Corridor length
- 7.1 kilometres
- Traffic volume
- More than 10,000 cars during average rush hours each day
- Implementing agency
- Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority
- Approval body
- High Powered Works Purchase Committee
- Approval location
- Chandigarh
- Completion target
- Within one year