🇮🇳 No Infrastructure Mega Projects in Modi 3.O ! Infra Growth at Risk in Weak Government?

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In This Video
Will India's Roads and Railways Slow Down Under Modi's Coalition Government?
Can India's Big Projects Keep Going with Modi's New Government?
What Will Happen to India's Ongoing Development Projects with a Coalition Government?
How Will India's Infrastructure Projects Continue in Modi's Third Term?
Is India's Development at Risk with Modi's Coalition Government?
NO More Infra Growth In Modi 3.o



Under the Modi Government 3.0, there is a concern about whether infrastructure and development projects in India will come to a halt or slow down due to the BJP not securing a full majority and having to form a coalition government. Despite this, historical data and past experiences suggest that major infrastructure projects are likely to continue.

Key Infrastructure Projects Under Development:
Road and Highway Development:

National Highways: 95,000 km developed in the last decade, making India's road network the second longest in the world.
Expressways: 5,930 km operational with 10,000 km under construction.
Bharatmala Project: Includes 18 proposed expressways, 52 planned expressways, 55 under construction, 28 bypass expressways, and 21 state expressways.
Economic Corridors: 44 corridors spanning 26,200 km to enhance economic connectivity.
Railway Development:

Vande Bharat Trains: 82 operational semi-high-speed trains, with plans to expand to more routes.
RRTS Projects: Semi-high-speed trains to connect Delhi with nearby states (e.g., Delhi-Meerut, Delhi-Alwar, Delhi-Sonipat-Panipat).
Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train: 352 km high-speed rail project under construction.
Station Redevelopment: 1,275 stations to be revamped under the Amrit Bharat scheme.
Dedicated Freight Corridors: Six major sections to streamline freight movement across the country.
Airport Development:

UDAN Scheme: Over 100 unserved and underserved airports to be operationalized, with at least 1,000 new routes aimed at affordable air travel.
Urban Development:

Smart City Mission: Ongoing projects to develop smart cities across India.
Housing Initiatives: Schemes like the announcement of providing 3 crore homes to the poor.
Industrial and Economic Development:

Make in India: Significant growth in manufacturing, making India the second-largest mobile manufacturing nation.
Semiconductor Industry: New projects in Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Assam to boost semiconductor production.
Defense Manufacturing: Establishing defense corridors and increasing defense exports, reaching an all-time high of US$ 2.63 billion in FY 2023-24.
Healthcare Development:

New AIIMS: Plans to establish AIIMS across different parts of the country to improve healthcare infrastructure.
Positive Points:
Historical Precedents: Previous coalition governments in India, such as those led by PV Narasimha Rao and Atal Bihari Vajpayee, successfully implemented significant economic reforms and infrastructure projects.

Leadership Continuity: Nitin Gadkari retaining the Road Transport Ministry ensures continuity and expertise in ongoing and future infrastructure projects.

Focus on Public Welfare: The coalition government will likely focus more on public welfare, potentially increasing employment and infrastructure development.

Balanced Resource Allocation: Coalition governments tend to ensure balanced resource allocation to satisfy all participating parties, which can lead to widespread development.

Negative Points:
Policy Delays: Major and controversial decisions might be delayed due to the need for consensus among coalition partners.

Political Influence on Projects: Coalition partners may push for more projects in their respective states, possibly slowing down projects in other regions.

Budget Management: Increased spending on public welfare could result in reduced budgets for infrastructure projects.

Policy Paralysis: Disagreements within the coalition could lead to decision-making delays and project interruptions.

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