MCG Clears Rs.165 Crore Infrastructure Push for Gurgaon, Approves 26 Civic Projects

The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram’s (MCG) finance and contracts committee on Thursday cleared 26 development projects worth Rs.165 crore, paving the way for a major upgrade of the city’s basic infrastructure.

Several key road and sewer projects received approval, including Rs.9.85 crore for construction work in Sushant Lok Phase-1. The committee also sanctioned funds for multiple model road projects-Rs.6.09 crore for the stretch from South City-2 Block A to Nirvana Country Road, Rs.6.15 crore for the road linking SPR Road to Bani Square, and Rs.6.32 crore for the route from Omaxe Mall to Rosewood City.

A significant allocation of Rs.6.84 crore was made for developing a road and laying a 700 mm sewer line from Nurpur Mod to Aklimpur. Other approvals include Rs.6.6 crore for road works in Sector 5, Rs.4.05 crore for roads in Sushant Lok-3 (Blocks B and C), Rs.8.25 crore for roads in Sushant Lok-1 (Blocks A and B), and Rs.5.53 crore for a stormwater drain between Euro School and the GMCBL bus stand.

The committee also cleared several other civic projects:
– A 2 MLD sewage treatment plant and sewer network in Ward 17 for Rs.8.02 crore.
– Road construction from Khedki Daula to Sihi village for Rs.4.63 crore.
– A stormwater drain from Begampur-Khatola to Behrampur Road and NH-48 for Rs.6.58 crore.
– A water supply network in Darbaripur for Rs.2.96 crore
– Sewer and stormwater drain works up to Sihi CPR Road costing Rs.5.98 crore

Proposals for Rs.9.93 crore for a gaushala in Baliawas and Rs.2.93 crore for internal roads in Sector 47 were forwarded to the corporation for further review. The committee also discussed projects worth Rs.9.42 crore and Rs.6.13 crore for road, sewer, and water supply improvements in various blocks of New Palam Vihar.

Mayor Raj Rani Malhotra said the approved works will significantly boost Gurgaon’s infrastructure and help tackle long-standing issues related to drainage, sewerage, sanitation, and road maintenance.

MCG commissioner- Mr. Pradeep Dahiya added that strengthening the city’s essential services is a top priority. He said all approved development projects will be closely monitored to avoid delays and ensure smooth execution.