Better Infrastructure for India

India is a developing economy and as all developing economies requires better infrastructure to function optimally. Indian economy needs better infrastructure and government must bring this to the attention of all parties concerned. The Indian government, along with the private sector, must pay heed to building a strong infrastructure for the economy. Better roads, ports, railway-network, and airports can play an immensely significant role in boosting the economic growth. The Indian government must invest more on infrastructure development, and pay close attention to the demands of the economy. Most developed economies function optimally as they have a strong and reliable infrastructure, the Indian government must do the same. It must invest more in infrastructure, and give more economic opportunities to its work-force. India is a developing economy and like most developing economies has a need for a good infrastructure. Indian government must be more circumspect and invest its resources in building a strong economy.

India has a need for better infrastructure. All governments exist to work for the betterment of their citizens. Better placed infrastructure gives its citizens a right way to live and function optimally in an economy. It gives them the economic support and the opportunities that they require in order to be productive at work, and in the economy. Infrastructure development should be given a top priority in the Indian government. The present government, which is in its third term, must prioritize infrastructure development, along with increase in spending on education, as the surest methods to grow economically. The Indian government must use the existing resources with utter exactitude that comes with meticulous bureaucracy. The government must ensure functioning of the existing infrastructure and its improvement, when needed.

The Indian government must invest in building a good infrastructure for its work-force. Better roads will go a long way in giving better transport facilities to its citizens. Better connectivity in roads, along with highways, would give its citizens more economic opportunities. Better run railways, and its vast network, must be improved upon, along with goods carrying capacity of railways. Shipping facilities must be made better than the prevalent. Airports must be suited to the needs of the economy and convenience of the operating firms.

The Indian government must pay attention to the call of the economy and work to resolve the problems that it has been facing since the last two decades. Infrastructure development must be given a high priority within the government. The government must invest more on road construction and built better and faster highways. It must not give in to the inefficiency which has been hurting the economy and not allowing it function as it must under ordinary circumstances. Better roads and highways would pave a way for higher economic growth and accelerate the much-needed economic development. The disregard for infrastructure development comes at a high-price and economy has to encounter inefficiencies needlessly. The Indian government must take into account the problems that are faced by businesses, small, medium and large.

Private sector should pay attention to the work that is being done in infrastructure in India. Better roads, railways, ports and airports must function optimally and given to repairs and maintenance. All economies work on the back of its citizens, and should be given a good infrastructure to perform optimally. Better infrastructure would pave way for a nation that is equipped to deal with the technological and economic challenges of the coming decades. The coming decades would change Indian economy, and the change of pace would be led by technology and how it is adapted by Indian citizenry, including the work-force. Most changes in the economy come through technological innovation, and adeptness at using it for economic purposes. The present decade in India should lay emphasis on infrastructure and must build a resilient infrastructure for the advantage of its citizenry.  

Yuvraj Saharan

Capital Report