Haryana CM inaugurates integrated Command Centre at Gurugram

Chandigarh: In a bid to make Gurugram a super smart city of Haryana and to provide public facilities available through technology, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal today inaugurated Integrated command and Control Centre (ICCC) at Gurugram. The Center has been built a cost of Rs 38 crore.

Gurugram has become the first such city in the state with such facility. Union Minister of State for Statistics and Programme Implementation, Mr Rao Inderjit Singh was also present on the occasion.

On the occasion, the Chief Minister was apprised that all the government buildings and police stations of the city will be connected with the Fiber network, but currently 160 government buildings and police stations of the city have been connected with this network.


The Chief Minister was apprised that with the help of three agencies, so far 400 km of optical fiber has been laid in the city and all the government buildings and adjoining gram panchayats of the city will be connected with the clout network of the data center.

The center provides online real time access, evaluation and reporting of data for decisions, paperless work, high speed bandwidth with Wi-Fi and internet facilities as well as video conferencing facility in various offices.

The Chief Minister was informed that in order to make Gurugram Smart City, the facilities such as integrated smart services at this center, the facility of CCTV system for data analysis and monitoring, traffic control and management, property and land record management, public traffic, street light monitoring and control, solid waste management, STP of water Quality Monitoring, Drinking Water Supply Monitoring, Environmental Monitoring, Urban Service Cooperation Center and public participation through Mobile Apps has been given.