Chandigarh Sectors, Chandigarh

CHB plans to auction 79 commercial booths and 14 residential units on a freehold basis starting next week. This initiative aims to generate revenue and provide housing opportunities. The CHB is also preparing to launch a general housing scheme with stilt-plus-six storey flats in Sector 53, 250 residential units on 2 plots of 4.5 acres each.

NHAI has awarded the construction work for the Zirakpur-Panchkula bypass (19.2 km) and a spur connecting it to the Ambala-Chandigarh expressway (10.3 km). This Rs 1,983-crore project aims to dismantle the chronic traffic gridlock in Zirakpur and surrounding areas by creating a six-lane bypass.

The Municipal Corporation , Chandigarh's Finance and Contract Committee (F&CC) has approved a record 67 development works totaling ₹14.71 crore. These projects encompass the renovation of community centers, upgradation of markets with LED lighting, and installation of modern street lighting. Significant focus is also placed on road and street infrastructure, public health, sanitation, and green initiatives .

CMC has floated tenders for the construction of new community centres and the reconstruction of existing ones in various sectors, including Sector 24, Sector 29, Sector 51, Bapudham Colony (Sector 26), Manimajra, and Sector 63. These projects, with an estimated cost of over ₹10 crore for Sector 24 and ₹8 crore for Sector 29, aim to provide enhanced amenities and facilities to residents.

After a seven-year delay, the Tribune Chowk flyover project is set to move forward with the UT engineering department awarding the contract. Construction is expected to start by the end of April and take two years to complete. The 1.6-km flyover aims to significantly ease heavy traffic congestion at Tribune Chowk, which handles over 1.43 lakh vehicles daily.

The Chandigarh Municipal Corporation is planning to recarpet nearly 529 km of city roads in the new financial year starting April 1, at an estimated cost of over ₹87 crore. This initiative will cover sector roads, internal roads, and parking lots, and is being monitored by NITTTR for quality assurance

The Tribune Chowk flyover project in Chandigarh is finally moving forward, with construction expected to begin in April after a seven-year delay. The 1.6-km flyover aims to ease traffic congestion at a busy intersection. The project's cost has increased from ₹137 crore in 2019 to ₹200 crore due to procedural delays.

Mohali is set for a transformative year in 2026 with significant infrastructure upgrades, including green initiatives and civic projects. Plans include a modern Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) and Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) plant for Sector 101, IT City. Several road projects, such as the Mohali-Sirhind highway and a new road connecting Phase 11 to the airport, are expected to open, improving connectivity and reducing travel time.