Haryana Launches ₹523 Crore Infrastructure Blitz

The Haryana government has approved infrastructure projects worth ₹523 crore, focusing on stormwater management, road repairs, sanitation, and industrial development. The approvals came during a High Powered Works Purchase Committee meeting chaired by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini.

In Gurugram, ₹104.95 crore was sanctioned to construct 18.32 km of reinforced cement concrete stormwater drains from Sectors 76 to 80 and along NH-48 in Sector 48. The drains will channel water to the Najafgarh drain via the Badshahpur drain, aiming to reduce monsoon-related waterlogging.

To improve road safety and connectivity, ₹48 crore has been allocated for urgent repairs to the 60-km Manesar–Palwal section of the Kundli–Manesar–Palwal (KMP) Expressway.

In Faridabad, ₹58 crore will go toward building a 45 MLD sewage treatment plant equipped with a tertiary treatment unit to enhance sanitation and promote water recycling.

Officials stated that these projects will significantly improve water management, transportation, and industrial infrastructure across the state.

News by Rahul Yelligetti.