Gurugram, Oct. 2 -- The Municipal Corporation of Manesar (MCM) has approved development works worth Rs.390 crore across its wards, days after councillors raised concerns over delays in meetings of its Finance and Contracts Committee (F&CC), officials said on Thursday. The recent F&CC meeting was held on Wednesday and the previous meeting was held on December 16, 2025. Councillors had said the delay had stalled development projects and tenders worth around Rs.250 crore. Mayor Inderjit Kaur Yadav said the latest allocation would cover all wards and include works related to sports infrastructure, community facilities, sewage treatment, roads and village amenities. Among the major projects are a cricket stadium in Naurangpur, an indoor stadium in Fazilwas and a 3 million litre per day (MLD) sewage treatment plant in Sikanderpur. The corporation also plans to redevelop and beautify ponds and construct an Ambedkar Bhawan in Badha. Among the allocations, about Rs.3 crore has been approved for maintenance of community centres and 103 public toilets in villages, Yadav said. Ward 2 has received the largest allocation of Rs.46 crore, including Rs.9.9 crore for a multipurpose building, Rs.5 crore for reconstruction of an indoor stadium and Rs.5 crore for a Jan Seva Bhawan. Ward 1 has been allocated Rs.20 crore, including Rs.7.5 crore for an open sports complex on Chandu Road and Rs.9.2 crore for a community centre. Ward 3 has received Rs.13 crore, including Rs.7 crore for a community centre in Bamdoli and Rs.5.5 crore for a meditation centre, yoga centre and exercise facility. Ward 4 has Rs.24 crore earmarked for works including a phirni, an STP and a sports complex in Wazirpur. Wards 9 and 20 have been allocated Rs.25 crore and Rs.19 crore, respectively, while wards 12 and 19 have received Rs.30 crore each. Ward 16 has been allocated Rs.29 crore and Ward 14 has been allocated Rs.23 crore. Yadav said the works would be distributed across wards, with the civic body also planning indoor and outdoor sports facilities to provide training to children in the MCM area....