India’s ambition of boosting its manufacturing sector to an all-time high of 25% of GDP, and growing at 9% a year on a sustained basis, to become a $5-trillion economy depends on one factor—infrastructure development. Infrastructure remains India’s biggest stumbling block, and if done right
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