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'Corruption chokes India's infra potential'
NEW DELHI: India lacks sufficient cash reserves to finance its infrastructure wish-list while high corruption levels and bureaucratic hurdles have made international financing hard to come by, a study says.
"Unlike China, India does not have enough cash to self-finance its considerable infrastructure wish-list, although the country boasts of USD 190 billion in foreign exchange reserves to leverage project funding," global professional services firm Ernst and Young (E&Y) said in its latest report. The report, which examines trends in infrastructure and finance, said these hurdles could block India's transformation from a third world country into a 'global powerhouse'. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had last year pegged the investment requirement for the infrastructure sector at USD 320 billion for the next few years. Though India welcomes private investments through public-private partnerships allowing up to 100 per cent of foreign equity in projects, loopholes like weak regulatory controls and bureaucracy create delays and uncertainties besides adding to costs. "Corruption in India has made international financing for infrastructure hard to come by; without it, India's infrastructure will remain stuck in the previous era," the report titled 'Infrastructure 2007:A Global Perspective' said. However, the country's capitalist environment and strong legal tradition provide a solid foundation for growth and gives confidence to investors despite the evident impediments. Besides tax exemption have also been enacted for infrastructure investments, it said. The World Bank forecasts Asia's infrastructure needs at one trillion dollar over the next five years, led by emerging economic powers China and India. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/C...ow/2095254.cms |
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corruption in india
Dear Friend,
corruption in india is only in Northern states, south india is very much civilized and well mannered people in south are litrate and intellegent. That is why Nemma Benguluru is know as IT city ,knowledge city ,silicon valley in world. we are building new big international airport and metro ,hundreds of IT parks , so please dont generalize whole india . only north india is corrupt and poor south is progressing more than china ravi.n |
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plz ignore this user as he is supposedly a troll. Please forgive him, and yes a lot of us SSC forumers do agree with this article. we need to figure something out about this. for example we need to possibly restrict terms, so politicians dont feel they have to keep votes on their side, they can just act for the best of the country. |
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plz ignore this user as he is supposedly a troll. Please forgive him, and yes a lot of us SSC forumers do agree with this article.
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Can you please keep China out of your indian discussion please ? Chinese section hardly mention India, so please do us a favour, do not bring China into your internal affairs.
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