• Jithesh Engineers: En Route To Realizing India's Dream Of An Infrastructural Superpower

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    Jithesh Engineers: En Route To Realizing India's Dream Of An Infrastructural Superpower

    The goal of India is to maintain its comparatively high growth rate, and infrastructure is a key component of this. The Indian economy's main driver is the infrastructure industry. The government places a strong emphasis on this sector because it is crucial to India's overall growth and because it can help to ensure that world-class infrastructure is built in the nation on schedule. Over the next ten years, hundreds of new cities must be created. IBEF forecasts that the demand for urban freight will rise by 140 percent during the following ten years. By 2022, India is anticipated to overtake China as the third-largest building market in the world.

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