The project to lay gas pipelines to reach all households and commercial establishments in Gurgaon has been moving at a slow pace. In two years, the Haryana City Gas Distribution (HCGDL) has been able to install only 700 residential and four commercial connections. HCGDL aims to connect 50,000 residential, 50 commercial (big) and another 100 industrial units with gas pipelines in the next three years.
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March 1, 2011March 1, 2011
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