Gurugram, Oct. 29 -- The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) planted more than 600,000 trees and shrubs at 31 locations across the city in the year preceding this year's monsoon, according to an RTI reply dated October 21. The reply, to a query filed by Aseem Takyar on September 9, said the largest drive covered the Rampura flyover-Dadi Sati Chowk stretch, where 22,500 trees and 150,000 shrubs were planted. The Millennium City Centre metro station-Signature Tower stretch accounted for 54,792 plantings, followed by Rajiv Chowk with 52,080 and the sectors 103/106 dividing road with 36,807. GMDA also reported 32,124 plantings along the sectors 90/91 dividing road and 32,052 along the Huda City Centre-Subhash Chowk stretch. Another 48,500 shrubs were planted between sectors 71 and 73, and 24,600 between sectors 39 and 46. GMDA also planted 2,400 bamboo plants around the redeveloped Silokhra pond. An official said further planting was planned along cleaned greenbelts....