Report Civic Issues in Gurugram

Most potholes in Gurugram are MCG (Municipal Corp Gurugram)'s. You can tweet at @MunCorpGurugram with a geotagged photo, file online at https://services.gmda.gov.in/, or report it on interns.city with a photo and map pin. One caveat worth ten seconds: which office owns the hole depends on which road it is in. Bigger roads running between sectors belong to GMDA (helpline 1800-180-1817), national highways to someone else again, and a road inside a colony the developer still runs to the developer. File anyway if you are unsure — one complaint system covers both authorities — but settle it before you chase, because the escalation chain differs.

Garbage and waste management in Gurugram is handled by MCG (Sanitation). Contact them via Twitter @MunCorpGurugram, email mcg@hry.nic.in. You can also report garbage dumps with photos on interns.city to build community visibility.

Water supply complaints in Gurugram are managed by GMDA (Water Supply). Reach them via helpline 1800-180-1817, Twitter @OfficialGMDA.

Streetlight issues in Gurugram are handled by MCG (Street Lighting). You can also tweet at @MunCorpGurugram.

You can file civic complaints in Gurugram through interns.city — upload a photo, pin the location on the map, and AI auto-detects the issue type. The platform then shows you the responsible department's contacts — helpline numbers, Twitter handles and email addresses, where that department publishes them — and pre-fills a message you send yourself. You can also file through CPGRAMS (pgportal.gov.in) for formal government grievances.

Traffic issues in Gurugram are handled by Gurugram Traffic Police. Call 1095. Tweet at @TrafficGGM with location details. For emergencies, always call 112.