Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini Sets 3-Month Target for Water and Power Supply at Gurugram Global City
The Haryana government has accelerated execution plans for its flagship urban development initiative in the National Capital Region. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has directed officials to formulate a dedicated action plan to ensure that basic infrastructure facilities—specifically electricity grids and municipal water supply networks—are fully operational at the Gurugram Global City site within the next three months.
The decision came during the fourth official review meeting of the State Pragati Portal, a digital monitoring dashboard established to maintain strict oversight on state projects valued at over ₹75 crore. The Chief Minister emphasized that completing these foundational utilities on priority is critical to unlocking economic opportunities, attracting commercial investors, and boosting employment for local youth.
Accelerated Timeline for Gurugram’s Flagship Township
Spanning roughly 1,000 acres across Sectors 36, 36B, 37, 37A, and 37B, the site sits directly along the Dwarka Expressway. Designed as a modern business and residential precinct, the state aims to position the development as a premier corporate address capable of competing with established commercial hubs across NCR.
Under the leadership of Chief Minister Saini, official guidelines have established clear mandates for speed and execution quality. The state’s push aligns with broader administrative goals aimed at strengthening overall infrastructure, mirroring previous state-level coordination seen in Haryana state development initiatives.
The HSIIDC, which acts as the nodal executing body, has been tasked with finalizing utility lines promptly so that private parcel developers can proceed with secondary construction without delays.
Key Highlights of the Gurugram Global City Master Plan
Global City has been conceptualized as a smart, mixed-use urban layout incorporating subterranean utility tunnels, dedicated transit zones, and extensive eco-friendly green cover.
Smart Utilities and Multimodal Transit Integrations
- Iconic Architectural Landmarks: Officials have been instructed to draft a specialized execution blueprint for a world-class iconic tower designed to serve as the visual center point of the business district.
- Water Management: The master design incorporates a dedicated water treatment plant alongside a sprawling artificial green lake to maintain ecological balance and satisfy daily industrial and residential consumption requirements.
- Seamless Connectivity: Direct links to the Dwarka Expressway are under active development. Furthermore, the alignment plan integrates access to the proposed Namo Bharat Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) network to enable smooth transit between Delhi and Haryana.
Project Status and Financial Overview
The trunk infrastructure phase represents a massive financial outlay by the state government to ensure that fundamental ground preparation meets global standards.
| Parameter | Details / Status |
| Total Project Land Area | ~1,000 Acres (Sectors 36, 36B, 37, 37A, 37B) |
| Phase-1 Infrastructure Budget | ₹1,000 Crore |
| Current Physical Progress | 80% Completed |
| Utility Infrastructure Deadline | 3 Months (Power & Water Supply) |
| Phase-1 Final Completion Target | December 2026 |
| Nodal Execution Agency | HSIIDC |
According to official progress reports shared during the Pragati Portal review, 80 percent of the physical trunk infrastructure work for Phase 1 is complete. State authorities expressed confidence that the remaining ground utilities, road grid works, and drainage networks will be fully finalized by December.
Broader State Infrastructure Drive Reviewed at Pragati Portal
The meeting chaired by the Chief Minister also evaluated several other major state-backed capital expenditures. Saini reviewed progress on the Integrated Multi-Modal Logistics Hub at Nangal Chaudhary, where internal rail sidings and power connections have achieved operational status. Additionally, updates were provided on the Integrated Manufacturing Cluster (IMC) in Hisar and tourism expansion plans under Swadesh Scheme 2 at Yadavindra Gardens in Panchkula.
