A call for more infrastructure
If India is to catch up with China by 2050, it needs to close the widening infrastructure gap between the two nations.
INDIA is expected to have around 1.7 billion people by 2050. During the next four decades urbanisation in the country will increase, dietary patterns will change, requirements for all types of resources will accelerate, agricultural productivity will struggle to keep up with the food requirements of an increasingly affluent population, and people's expectations for continually better standards and quality of life will increase steadily with time.
All these have to be met with the uncertainties imposed by many other complex and uncertain issues like fluctuations in economic growth, the magnitude and extent of climate change, social and political uph…
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