The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) has announced plans to desilt 20 stormwater drains across key sector roads in Gurugram, Haryana, India, to mitigate waterlogging issues. The initiative, which involves a budget of ₹5.5 crore (approximately $660,000 USD), aims to enhance drainage efficiency and is expected to be completed before the onset of the monsoon season. The desilting will span from Hero Honda Chowk through Subhash Chowk to the Millennium City Centre Metro Station, covering multiple sectors including 32-38, 38-39, and 68-70, among others. GMDA's executive engineer, Vikram Singh, emphasized the urgency of this project, stating that identified waterlogging-prone areas will receive immediate attention. In addition, the authority will deploy tractor-mounted pumps and quick reaction teams to manage potential flooding during heavy rains, following directives from DS Dhesi, principal advisor for urban development in the Haryana government.