The Finance and Contract Committee of the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) on Thursday approved 26 major development projects worth nearly Rs 165 crore.
The meeting was chaired by Mayor Rajrani Malhotra, where 28 proposals from various city wards were discussed in detail. MCG Commissioner Pradeep Dahiya, committee members Anoop Singh and Sunder Singh, Chief Engineer Vijay Dhaka, Secretary and DTP Siddharth Khandelwal, Executive Engineers Sandeep Dhundhwal, Pradeep Kumar, Praveen Raghav, Sunder Shyoran, Sandeep Sihag, Sachin Yadav and Assistant Engineer Manoj Ahlawat were present. After extensive review, the committee granted administrative approval to 26 of the 28 proposals.
Major works include: Rs 804.24 lakh for a 2 MLD sewage treatment plant and sewer line in Ward 17, Rs 463.55 lakh for road construction from Kherki Daula to Sihi village, Rs 658.37 lakh for stormwater drains from Begumpur–Khaitola to Behrampur Road and NH-48, Rs 296.79 lakh for a water supply network in Darbaripur, Rs 598.57 lakh for sewer and stormwater lines up to Sihi CPR Road, Rs 329.04 lakh for pending roadwork from Mohammadpur Truck Union to CPR Road, Rs 571.30 lakh for the Sunder Singh Marg model road from MG Road to Old Delhi Road. Rs 977.93 lakh for strengthening and rehabilitation of the 600 mm sewer line, Rs 763.79 lakh for a model road in Sector 14, Rs 958.83 lakh for road construction in Sushant Lok Phase-1, Rs 609.69 lakh for a model road from South City-2 Block A to Nirvana Country Road, Rs 615.87 lakh for a model road from HPR Road to Baani Square, Rs 632.34 lakh for the model road from Omaxe Mall to Rosewood City.
Rs 684.45 lakh for the road and 700 mm sewer line from Nurpur Mor to Aklimpur, Rs 664.09 lakh for roads in Sector 5, Rs 405.85 lakh for roadworks in Sushant Lok-3 Blocks B & C, Rs 825.63 lakh for roads in Sushant Lok-1 Blocks A & B, Rs 553.84 lakh for stormwater drains from Euro School to GMCBL bus stand and Rs 388 lakh for a secondary waste collection point at Khandsa village (to begin after HSIIDC issues NOC). Some proposals were held for further review. Rs 993.18-lakh Gaushala project in Balliawas and Rs 293-lakh internal roadwork proposal for Sector 47 were referred to the MCG House. For the Rs 365.06-lakh green belt renovation near Madhav Bhawan in Sector 12, the committee suggested adding a rainwater harvesting system. The committee approved Rs 942.61 lakh for roads, sewer lines and water supply in New Palam Vihar Block A & F, and Rs 613.27 lakh for Block B & G.
Mayor Rajrani Malhotra said the approved projects will significantly strengthen Gurugram’s urban infrastructure and offer long-term solutions to issues related to sewerage, drainage, road maintenance and sanitation. “All works will be completed within the stipulated timeline and with high-quality standards,” she said.
Dahiya added that the MCG is focused on enhancing basic civic infrastructure. “These newly approved projects will give a fresh push to Gurugram’s development. Priority is being given to
sanitation, sewerage, drainage, road construction and water supply. Engineering teams will monitor progress regularly to avoid delays and address technical issues promptly,” he said.