News: MCG Finance Panel Clears 45 Works Worth Rs 282 Crore-10-04-2026
The Finance and Contract Committee (F&CC) of the Municipal Corporation Gurugram (MCG) on Friday approved 45 development projects worth Rs 282 crore at a meeting chaired by mayor Raj Rani Malhotra at the civic body’s office.
Officials said the works span old and new parts of the city and include building and repairing roads, strengthening water supply, extending sewer lines, developing stormwater drains and revamping markets. Roads in Sectors 47, 46 and 51, among others, will be improved, and infrastructure will reach villages and newly developed colonies.
Markets in areas such as Sectors 31 and 45 will be beautified and given better parking. The corporation also proposed buying anti-smog guns, upgrading secondary waste collection points and strengthening drainage against waterlogging.
Municipal commissioner Pradeep Dahiya said the projects were framed around public needs and inputs from elected representatives and will be executed in a time-bound manner. The mayor said citizens would get better basic amenities.
F&CC member Anoop Singh, chief engineer Vijay Dhaka and chief accounts officer Vijay Singla attended. Implementation is expected to begin in phases.
