Overview
- After a review led by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, officials set targets to fill all potholes by September 30 and complete repair and strengthening of damaged stretches by October 31.
- The Public Works Department prepared a ₹17 crore package for 29 roads (23 km) with tenders floated, a ₹9 crore estimate covers 72 roads in Pataudi, and HSIIDC reported progress in Udyog Vihar and Manesar.
- The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram identified about 110 km of roads needing work at an estimated ₹60 crore, while HSVP began repairs on 46 roads in Sector 37 worth ₹3.25 crore with October completion planned.
- GMDA launched phased repair drives on key corridors, moving from sub-base fixes to bituminous overlays and cement-concrete on stretches such as Sector 92/95, 99/102, 102/102A and the Bus Stand road.
- A parallel push is underway in Panchkula, where the new deputy commissioner ordered citywide pothole fixes within three days and agencies began patching and recarpeting priority routes despite intermittent rain.