Archive · 23 May 2025
Panchkula to Mill and Re-carpet City Roads to Improve Drainage
Imagine the roads in Panchkula are getting too high.
To fix this, the city will now shave off the top layer of the roads before putting down a new one, like giving the road a haircut.
This is called milling.
The old way made roads higher, which caused rainwater to flood homes.
By milling first, the roads will stay the right height, water will drain better, and the roads will last longer.
Everyone in Panchkula is happy about this change because it makes the city safer and better for everyone.
This new plan is going to be used all over the city.
Panchkula Municipal Corporation will mill all city roads before re-carpeting.
The initiative addresses issues caused by rising road levels over time.
Milling, the removal of the existing road surface, will maintain original road levels.
The project aims to improve drainage and enhance road durability and traffic safety.
Residents have welcomed the move, citing the long-term benefits for the city.
- Who
- Panchkula Municipal Corporation
- What
- Milling city roads before re-carpeting.
- When
- Initiative began Thursday
- Where
- Panchkula, starting in Sector 11
- Why
- To maintain road levels, improve drainage, and enhance durability.
- Initiating Authority
- Panchkula Municipal Corporation
- Scope
- City-wide
- Initial Location
- Sector 11
- Goals
- Maintain road levels, improve drainage, and enhance durability
- Process
- Milling the existing road surface before re-carpeting