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GMDA seeks nod for culvert on NH-48 to fix Narsinghpur waterlogging

GMDA proposed constructing a culvert on NH-48 at Narsinghpur to address recurring waterlogging during monsoon. The proposal followed on-site inspections by GMDA CEO PC Meena with NHAI and discussions with NHAI leadership, with a planned meeting at Dwarka HQ on April 22, 2026. Officials also pushed for faster drain works and desilting ahead of the monsoon, while noting a prior NHAI rejection of the culvert idea.

Why It Matters

Waterlogging on NH-48 disrupts traffic and flood management in Gurugram; a culvert could improve drainage and reduce flooding during the monsoon season.

Timeline

5 Events

GMDA to meet NHAI officials at Dwarka headquarters to discuss culvert

April 22, 2026

A senior GMDA official said the authority will meet NHAI officials at NHAI's Dwarka headquarters on Wednesday to discuss facilitating the culvert on NH-48 for better drainage along the stretch.

Illegal sewer discharge near Dhankot flagged and diversion ordered

April 20, 2026

Meena flagged illegal sewer discharge near Dhankot and ordered its diversion.

GMDA reviews works at Tau Devi Lal Stadium, Rajiv Chowk and CPR; deadlines set

April 20, 2026

Meena reviewed works at Tau Devi Lal Stadium, Rajiv Chowk and CPR, directing faster execution, desilting before monsoon and completion of key drains by May 15.

GMDA, NHAI inspection of stormwater drains and flood preparedness in Gurugram

April 20, 2026

CEO PC Meena, with GMDA officials, conducted inspections of storm water drains and flood preparedness across the city. He inspected the under-construction stormwater channel from Narsinghpur service lane to the Badshahpur drain, aiming to ease flooding on NH-48 and discussed on-site with the Chairman, NHAI, to facilitate construction of a culvert on NH-48 for better drainage along this stretch.

NHAI rejection of culvert proposal cited

April 2026

Officials had earlier rejected the proposal to construct a culvert on NH-48, citing traffic load and structural safety concerns.