The Public Works Department (PWD) in New Delhi has initiated a significant ₹55-crore project to construct a 9.5km precast reinforced cement concrete (RCC) drain along the Narela–Bawana road. This project is designed to tackle the persistent issue of waterlogging in the area, particularly as the monsoon season approaches. The drain will stretch from the Narela railway crossing to the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) outfall, with 5km on one side of the road and 4.5km on the other. Utilizing precast RCC technology, the project is expected to enhance construction quality and efficiency while minimizing dust and debris compared to traditional methods. Minister Parvesh Verma highlighted that this approach allows for faster construction with less disruption to the community. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to strengthen Delhi's drainage infrastructure and improve water flow in the region. Additionally, the reduced pollution impact from the construction process will enable work to continue even during the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) period. Officials have been directed to prioritize the completion of critical sections of the drain before the monsoon to provide immediate relief to local residents.