Gurugram gets 30, 60, 90-day road repair, waste collection plans

Shubham Kumar
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Haryana Urban Local Bodies Commissioner and Secretary Ashok Kumar Meena directs 30, 60, 90-day road plan implementation during a high-level review meeting at the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram office on October 24, 2026. Specifically, the Urban Local Bodies Commissioner and Secretary instructed municipal authorities to formulate time-bound action plans beyond the ongoing 100 Road Challenge. Furthermore, these targeted schedules must strictly comply with Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) guidelines to curb urban pollution and dust emissions.

Comprehensive roadmap for road repairs and garbage management

The civic administration must ensure that all major urban arterial routes remain clean, well-maintained, and completely pothole-free. Consequently, officials received strict directives to repair damaged footpaths, maintain green belts, and clear blocked drainage covers.

Additionally, addressing garbage vulnerable points (GVPs) requires tracking down the exact sources of illegal dumping rather than routine garbage lifting. Meanwhile, the civic body will deploy 100 new door-to-door waste collection vehicles in Zone-2 starting October 28 to streamline household waste management.

Municipal Review ParameterOfficial Action Plan & Directive Details
Presided ByAshok Kumar Meena (Commissioner & Secretary, ULB Haryana)
Time-Bound Road PlanPhased 30-day, 60-day, and 90-day execution targets
Waste Management Upgrade100 new collection vehicles deployed in Zone-2 from Oct 28
Highway MonitoringEnhanced cleanliness protocols along the Delhi-Jaipur Expressway (NHAI)
Inspection TimelinePersonal on-site inspections of 20 upgraded roads scheduled in one month

Strict grievance accountability and upcoming personal inspections

To improve public service delivery, the commissioner warned that improperly closing citizen grievances will attract strict disciplinary action. Specifically, delayed complaint resolutions will incur penalties distributed among responsible agencies and field employees. Furthermore, Mr. Meena announced that he will personally conduct surprise inspections of at least 20 newly developed roads and road-sweeping machine operations after one month.

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Shubham Kumar is a dedicated journalist and reporter specializing in the infrastructure sector at InfraInsiders. With a strong academic foundation in journalism, a robust background in digital content research for top-tier creators, and a deep-seated passion for urban development, Shubham covers critical sectors driving India's growth.

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