The Latest Breaking News from MCG

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GURUGRAM: MCG has issued 405 challans worth Rs 3.7 lakh against the use of single-use plastic (SUP) since the ban was imposed. Of the Rs 3.7 lakh penalty, MCG has recovered the penalties amounting to Rs 2.3 lakh and seized 980 kg of banned plastic in the last two weeks…

GURUGRAM: The issue of streetlights dominated MCG’s House meeting on Monday too, with the councillors describing the apparent failure of the civic body officials in installing 200 streetlights in each ward as “a matter of shame for a corporation with an annual budget allocation of Rs 2,500 crore”.

GURUGRAM: In order to address the growing complaints of the construction and demolition (CD) waste lying across the city, MCG commissioner has directed the officials to ensure that the waste is collected from these points and dumped at the designated spots near the Basai plant.

GURUGRAM: Portions of the perimeter fence of the Aravali Biodiversity Park have been broken and a part of Gurugram's treasured 392-acre preserve of green is now under the siege of construction waste that has been dumped within the protected area, in mounds and along the creeks that spring to life…

GURUGRAM: Two hours of rain was enough to expose the poor monsoon preparedness by civic bodies as parts of the city once again went under water, grinding traffic to a halt and forcing pedestrians to walk on flooded roads slathered with muck.

GURUGRAM: Residents of Sector 9A have alleged that vacant plots in the area have become dumpsites as the civic body is not taking initiative to clear municipal and construction waste being dumped there illegally. They also said there is an overgrowth of congress grass on these vacant plots, which provide…

GURUGRAM: Chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Friday asked the MCG to immediately take over nine licensed colonies in Gurugram— Malibu Towne, Ardee City, Rosewood City, Greenwood City, Mayfield Garden, Uppal Southend, Vipul Garden and Sushant Lok 2 and 3. The takeover has been pending since November 2019.