Gurugram's Global City Ready by End of 2025: CM Saini

According to a report by PTI, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini stated on April 11 that the first phase of the Global City project, which is being developed in Gurugram in accordance with international standards, will be finished by the end of the following year.

According to him, the project's first phase, which is being developed in accordance with international standards, will be finished by the end of the next year.

According to him, Rs. 940 crore is being invested on 587 acres in the project's first phase.

This project, which spans 1,000 acres, includes mixed-use land with areas set aside for residential, commercial, hotel, and educational facilities.

On April 11, the Chief Minister met with investors at the Gurugram location of the Global City project.

With an investment of more over Rs. 1 lakh crore, Saini was cited by PTI as adding that the project is anticipated to benefit roughly 16 lakh people. It would create about five lakh job possibilities when it is finished.

According to the Chief Minister, a 350 million-liter Mass Balancing Reservoir would be built over 18 acres to provide a consistent supply of water for the city. This reservoir will have both practical and decorative uses, serving as a significant water storage facility and improving the city's aesthetic attractiveness.