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Gurgaon : The Huda had notified on Sunday that in the wake of acute water shortage, an FIR would be lodged against anyone wasting water in the city. But, residents in many parts of the city were found violating the order and wasting water by washing vehicles or watering gardens. "When I was leaving for work on Monday morning, I saw that huge amount of water being wasted for washing cars and watering the plants in our locality," said Vaibhav Rastogi, a resident of Sector 56. Source – TOI - http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/gurgaon/Wastage-of-water-goes-on-unabated/articleshow/51202406.cms

GURGAON: Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Sunday said the state government was committed to provide equitable share of water to all parts of the state. Hooda made this announcement at a rally organised at Anaj Mandi, Ateli in Mahendergarh on Sunday. In view of the scarcity of water in south Haryana, the state government has already prepared the scheme of constructing a canal for bringing water from Bhakhra to this area, he said. A sum of about Rs 400 crore has been spent on this project, he said. Hooda declared that Kanina will be made a sub-division and Ateli will get the status of tehsil and announced Rs 10 crore for the development of villages in Ateli constituency and Rs 2 crore each for the Municipal Committees of Ateli and Kanina. He also announced that five major roads in this area will be improved at a cost of Rs 43.55 crore. Referring to other demands, Hooda added that a 50-bedded hospital will be constructed in Kanina, on availability of land. Source - TOI

GURGAON: The Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) is planning to provide canal water to builders for construction purposes. "The option of supplying canal water to builders is being worked out. The details and the procedure will be finalized soon," said Praveen Kumar, HUDA administrator. As per the tentative plan, builders will have to ferry canal water from Chandu Budhera water treatment plant (WTP) through water tankers. The canal water supply is likely to increase by the end of this month. Till the time builders are allowed to use canal water, they will have to take treated water from the sewage treatment plants (STPs) for construction. After the Punjab and Haryana high court ban on the use of underground water by builders in Gurgaon, the HUDA had decided to provide treated water for construction. According to an estimate, this is saving 2 lakh litres of underground water every day. The HUDA is also providing drinking water to thousands of workers at