There is some good news this week on India’s infrastructure front as output in the sector registered its fastest growth in 16 months. It seems we timed our April/May edition of the ‘India Investment Journal‘ just right with its focal subject being exactly that.
Prime Minister Modi’s quest for delivery from his ministers has been ably supported byinfrastructure minister Nitin Gadkari, who our guest columnist Ashok Malik describes as “India’s Infrastructure Czar”. He straddles a number of key ministries such as Roads, Highways, Surface Transports, Ports and Shipping.
We have, therefore, chosen to profile the work of Gadkari – for fast tracking various road and other much neededinfrastructure projects, which will generate the millions of jobs the people mandated this government to generate.
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From This Issue
India Inc. exclusive interview with Nitin Gadkari
Nitin Gadkari is among one of the Narendra Modi led government’s biggest assets and has undoubtedly shaken things up as the minister for road transport, highways and shipping. Read more…
India’s infrastructure on a slow, yet steady road
India needs $1 trillion in investments over the next five years to upgrade its creaking infrastructure to global standards but a combination of unfavourable market conditions.. Read more…
India has capacity to absorb high levels of investment
S.B. Nayar, chairman and managing director of India’s state-owned infrastructure financier India Infrastructure Finance Company Limited (IIFCL).. Read more…
Getting up-to-speed with the Infrastructure Czar of India
Nitin Gadkari is arguably one of the most target-oriented ministers in the Narendra Modi Cabinet and his achievements speak for themselves. Read more…
