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Gurugram Seals Multi-Storey Building for Unpaid Taxes

Representative image GURUGRAM: On Thursday, the MCG sealed a multi-storey residential building in Jharsa due to unpaid property taxes amounting to ₹67 lakh. Officials indicated that further actions against significant defaulters are in the works under the ongoing recovery initiative. According to zonal taxation officer Rajesh Yadav, the property’s owner had been repeatedly notified about the outstanding tax, but failed to comply, prompting MCG to take this action. MCG Commissioner Pradeep Dahiya stated, “Our municipal corporation is actively pursuing tax defaulters. It is crucial for all property owners to pay their taxes punctually to enhance municipal revenues and civic amenities.…

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Gurugram to Map Water Infrastructure by Mid-November

GURUGRAM: The MCG has set a deadline of November 15 for the completion of the digital mapping of the city’s entire water infrastructure. Executive engineers have been instructed to direct junior engineers to gather data on the water infrastructure, including pipelines, boosters, valve lines, and tube wells. This information will be sent to the MCG’s Geographic Information Systems (GIS) lab to finalize the mapping. The initiative is aimed at addressing data deficiencies that hinder the civic body’s ability to monitor water supply, manage consumption, and recover payments. MCG is implementing an integrated IT system and plans to phase out tube…

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Civic Body Demolishes 32 Flats in Gurugram Without Approval

Certainly! Here’s a rewritten version of the content: GURUGRAM: In a significant action against unauthorized constructions, the enforcement team of the corporation demolished and sealed 32 under-construction flats on Tuesday. According to officials, the illegally constructed flats were situated in Anamika Enclave, Sector 14, lacking mandatory map approval from the MCG and a fire safety NOC. “The building was missing a fire escape door, which is essential in case of a fire emergency,” stated MCG assistant engineer RK Mongia. He emphasized that any illegal construction in the city will not be tolerated, and similar strict measures will be enforced going…

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Three New Plants Coming to Combat Construction Waste in Gurugram

Representative image created by AI GURUGRAM: The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) is set to establish three facilities for processing construction and demolition (C&D) waste throughout the city. A senior MCG official stated, “Discussions have begun, and we aim to have these plants operational before the next monsoon season.” A major facility with a capacity of 2,000 tonnes per day (TPD) is proposed near the Global City project. The second facility will be located at the Bandhwari landfill site, which currently holds about 12 lakh metric tonnes (MT) of legacy waste, and will have a capacity of 400-500 TPD. The…