Sham Lal Bansal, who took office as the mayor of Panchkula, Haryana, on Saturday, has made the revival of the city's cycling tracks a top priority. Panchkula was the first city in the state to implement dedicated cycling tracks, a move that received positive feedback from residents. Bansal highlighted the global trend of promoting cycling as an eco-friendly transportation option, stating that the revival of these tracks would not only save fuel but also contribute to environmental conservation and public health. He expressed his commitment to developing Panchkula into a clean and organized city, focusing on various development projects. Upon assuming office, Bansal performed a prayer ceremony and held a meeting with municipal officials and ward councillors to address local issues and development needs. He emphasized the importance of collaboration among councillors and officials to accelerate development initiatives. Key areas of focus for Bansal include improving sanitation, enhancing door-to-door waste collection, and upgrading civic amenities.