Sector 73, Gurgaon

GMDA has invited fresh bids for the 4.2-km elevated corridor project on Southern Peripheral Road (SPR) between NH-8 and Vatika Chowk. This ₹776-crore project aims to create a signal-free stretch and improve traffic movement, with construction anticipated to commence early next year and completion within 30 months.

The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) is facing a severe staff crunch, with 78% of its junior engineer posts vacant. This shortage, particularly in the engineering wing, is contributing to the city's ongoing struggles with waterlogging, poor sanitation, and other civic problems. The lack of engineers impacts the MCG's ability to manage and maintain essential services for the rapidly expanding city.

Godrej Properties has opened a new 24-meter-wide government road near its Godrej Aristocrat project in Gurugram. This development significantly improves connectivity between Sector 49 and the Southern Peripheral Road (SPR), easing last-mile connectivity for residential communities and providing direct access from Golf Course Extension Road.

MCG has revised its administrative structure, reducing the number of zones from eight to six. This reorganization, effective immediately, aligns with the state government's sanction of staffing for six joint commissioners. Each new zone will encompass six wards, distributing all 36 MCG wards across the new structure.

Driven by infrastructure upgrades and premium housing projects, Gurugram's Southern Peripheral Road is emerging as a sought-after residential corridor in Delhi-NCR. Significant End-user demand are boosting property prices and attracting leading developers, reshaping the residential landscape.

GMDA is set to increase Gurugram's water supply capacity to 770 MLD by the end of May with the completion of a new 100 MLD water treatment plant. This expansion aims to address summer shortages, particularly in tail-end areas, and improve supply to sectors 58-73 through a newly laid pipeline under the Dwarka Expressway.

GMDA is planning to construct approximately 3.5 km of service roads across sectors 70-70A and 70-75 to alleviate traffic congestion on the Southern Peripheral Road (SPR). This initiative aims to improve internal connectivity and provide alternative routes, which will be crucial during the ongoing overhaul of the SPR, including an elevated corridor project.