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In a decisive move to accelerate urban beautification, infrastructure upgrades, and sanitation systems across Haryana, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has approved projects worth ₹342 crore. The announcement came during a High Powered Works Purchase Committee (HPWPC) meeting chaired by the CM in Panchkula on Monday.
The meeting, attended by Urban Local Bodies Minister Vipul Goel, sanctioned a wide range of development and civic improvement works in multiple cities, while also securing cost savings of nearly ₹11.90 crore through post-bid negotiations with contractors.
Focus on Transparency, Timeliness, and Accountability
CM Saini directed officials to ensure that civil work tenders are floated under a fully transparent, efficient, and time-bound process, supported by a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP). The SOP will define clear deadlines and assign responsibilities for each stage to prevent delays and ensure timely execution.
“Quality in development works is non-negotiable,” the Chief Minister said, adding that contractors delivering high-quality results will be recognised and honoured. Conversely, agencies found negligent or substandard in their work will face strict action.
City-Wise Development Highlights
- Karnal – ₹15.30 crore approved under the Divya Nagar Yojana for the development and beautification of major road sections, as well as the modernization of parks and public squares.
- Rohtak – ₹13.92 crore sanctioned for infrastructure improvements at Dairy Complex, Kanheli Road; ₹85.90 crore approved for city-wide sanitation and waste management.
- Gurugram – ₹13.50 crore allocated for the redevelopment of the Shri Mata Sheetla Devi Shrine Complex, expected to boost religious tourism.
- Narwana – ₹9.18 crore for improved waste collection, segregation, and disposal.
- Yamunanagar – ₹21.97 crore for sanitation and waste management infrastructure.
- Fatehabad – ₹10.45 crore approved for solid waste processing facilities.
- Hisar – ₹56.95 crore to modernise municipal sanitation systems.
- Manesar – ₹64 crore for enhanced cleanliness and civic amenities.
- Tohana – ₹9.35 crore for solid waste collection and disposal upgrades.
- Rewari – ₹15.28 crore to clear and process legacy waste dumps.
Additional approvals included ₹25.96 crore for solid waste processing in Rohtak and integrated measures to strengthen waste management across municipalities.
Towards a ‘Clean and Beautiful Haryana’
The CM emphasised that urban aesthetics and solid waste management systems must be upgraded to modern, efficient standards, with accountability enforced at every level. He reiterated the government’s commitment to achieving the vision of “Swachh Haryana – Sundar Haryana” (Clean Haryana – Beautiful Haryana) through rapid, result-oriented urban transformation.
The meeting was also attended by Principal Secretary to the CM Arun Kumar Gupta, Director General, Supplies & Disposal Pankaj, along with commissioners of municipal corporations and district municipal officials.
With this latest funding approval, Haryana’s cities are set to witness a wave of green, clean, and citizen-friendly upgrades that promise to elevate both the quality of life and the state’s standing as a model for urban governance.
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