CM Nayab Saini Clears ₹399 Crore Infra Blitz Across 7 Cities, Saving ₹19.5 Crore
In a massive infrastructure push aimed at upgrading urban utilities, healthcare access, and regional road networks, the Haryana government has sanctioned 13 major development packages valued at ₹399.85 crore across seven key municipal centers, including Hisar, Rohtak, Gurugram, and Ambala. Presiding over a high-powered procurement committee session at the civil secretariat in Chandigarh on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini finalized project contracts that shaved down initial projected expenditures of ₹419.34 crore, yielding ₹19.49 crore in direct savings for the state exchequer. Attended by Public Works Department Minister Ranbir Gangwa, Irrigation and Water Resources Minister Shruti Chaudhary, and Education Minister Mahipal Dhanda, the meeting prioritized civic overhauls focused on sustainable sewage treatment, clean drinking water distribution, and educational capacity building.
Civic Upgrades: ₹190+ Crore Earmarked for Sewer Networks and Potable Water Plants
The Public Health Engineering Department received the lion's share of allocations to overhaul stressed municipal utilities:
Gurugram Water Treatment Hub: An automated water purification facility boasting a daily processing capacity of 100 MLD, alongside an integrated clean water storage reservoir, will be erected at Chandu Budhera at an estimated outlay of ₹49.50 crore.
Hisar Sewage and Pumping Center: A state-of-the-art 10 MLD capacity sewage treatment plant (STP) paired with an automated pumping station will be built in Hisar at a capital cost of ₹33.95 crore.
Ambala's Shahzadpur Facility: Shahzadpur in Ambala district will receive a dedicated 3 MLD sewage treatment plant and comprehensive underground collection lines totaling ₹48 crore.
Rohtak Sewer Network Overhaul: Critical arterial pipelines in Rohtak are set for extensive reconstruction, allocating ₹15.90 crore for the Gandhi Nagar to main Jhajjar Road trunk line, ₹17.25 crore for damaged peripheral sewer segments, ₹16 crore at Singhpura, and ₹15 crore around Sukhpura Chowk.
Jagadhri Pipeline Modernization: Municipal sewer lines in Jagadhri will undergo comprehensive restoration and capacity widening backed by a ₹24 crore budget.
Leakage Prevention Directives: The Chief Minister directed engineering teams to lay reinforced cement concrete (RCC) foundations across all newly sanctioned waterworks and distribution stations to halt sub-surface water leakage.
Administrative and Institutional Capital: New Headquarters and Lokayukta Bhawan in Panchkula
State institutional architecture in the Panchkula administrative zone secured major project clearances:
Public Health Department Headquarters: A signature administrative complex housing the Public Health Engineering Department will be constructed in Panchkula with a capital outlay of ₹58.50 crore.
Dedicated Lokayukta Complex: An independent Lokayukta Bhawan will be erected in Panchkula at a cost of ₹18.40 crore to streamline state ombudsman operations.
Urban Stormwater Drainage: Panchkula's monsoon resilience will be reinforced via two major storm water drainage canals funded through an outlay of ₹34.30 crore.
Social Infrastructure: Ambala TB Hospital, University Blocks & Charkhi Dadri Stadium
The procurement approvals extended comprehensive funding across public health, higher education, and competitive athletics:
Regional Specialized Healthcare: A dedicated tuberculosis hospital will be set up in Ambala at a cost of ₹22.80 crore to strengthen pulmonary care delivery in northern Haryana.
Higher Education Infrastructure: An academic building at Chaudhary Ranbir Singh University (CRSU) in Jind will be developed for ₹54.50 crore, while a 224-bed residential hostel for Scheduled Caste students at Meerpur University in Rewari was cleared at ₹14.50 crore.
Athletic Training Facilities: An artificial surface synthetic running stadium will be laid at Pichopa in Charkhi Dadri district at a cost of ₹11.60 crore to support regional sprinters and track athletes.
Sohna Industrial Convention Center: A ₹51 crore multi-use commercial and hospitality complex comprising an auditorium, retail shops, a 50-room hotel, and dedicated parking will be built in the Sohna Industrial Area.
Arterial Highway Links: The critical link road bridging the Gurugram-Pataudi corridor to the Dwarka Expressway via Gadoli will undergo comprehensive strengthening worth ₹30.85 crore, alongside the rapid completion of pending stretches on National Highway 709.
Agricultural Logistics Warehousing: Modernized food grain storage hubs will be constructed across rural mandis in Cheeka, Dhandoor, Hansi, and Julana to curb post-harvest grain losses.

