Times of India · DistrictNews · 2026-08-15
Gurgaon’s annual road-repair cycle: 10 ways to fix the problem, not just the potholes
Gurgaon consistently suffers from road damage and waterlogging following significant monsoon rains. This ongoing issue highlights persistent drainage and construction flaws that have yet to be resolved. Despite ongoing investments in repairs, the city fails to tackle the fundamental causes of its infrastructure issues. Roads function within an interdependent network where adequate drainage is essential. GURGAON: Every monsoon, Gurgaon seems to enter the same familiar cycle. Heavy rain exposes potholes, damaged stretches and waterlogging, traffic slows to a crawl, civic agencies deploy pumps and announce repairs, roads are patched or resurfaced, and residents move on, at least until the next
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