The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) is set to enhance the city's waste management by installing 500 new twin-dustbins as part of an intensive sanitation drive. This initiative, costing approximately ₹56 lakh (around $68,000 USD), aims to encourage residents to separate dry and wet waste. Currently, Gurugram has 400 such bins, primarily located near markets, metro stations, and parks. However, residents and environmentalists have raised concerns about the irregular collection of waste from these bins, calling them an 'eyesore' and a public health hazard. Environmentalist Ruchika Sethi emphasized that without timely garbage collection, the purpose of these dustbins is defeated. Many community bins are reportedly left unattended for weeks, leading to unsanitary conditions. Residents like Savita Devi and Puneet Pahwa echoed these sentiments, highlighting issues with maintenance and cleanliness. In response, MCG officials stated that they are working on improving the waste collection process, including door-to-door services, to address these ongoing challenges.