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Indian infrastructure
● Property: Shortage of high-quality offices is forcing companies into the suburbs
● Special Economic Zones: An attempt to emulate China’s success has been watered down
● Power: After Dabhol there is a strong will to reform electricity generation - -
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A tether that keeps potential in check
The government must focus on infrastructure to create growth, says Jo Johnson.
Real estate: Dilemmas haunt the property market
Compromises that would be unthinkable anywhere else are the norm, says Joe Leahy.
Special Economic Zones: Halting steps in a profitable direction
Attempts to foster business have not been trouble-free, says Jo Johnson.
Shipping: Ports await shipment of fresh investment
Inefficiencies plague container terminals, says Robert Wright.
Telecommunications: Success story faces the rural challenge
Rival providers look like collaborating in a way that could benefit everyone, says Amy Yee.
MUMBAI’S DABBAWALLAS: High-tech meets low-tech over lunch
Joe Leahy reports on what is possibly India’s most effective delivery force.
Power: Switching on to progress
The will is there to reform electricity generation, says Amy Yee.
Aviation: Airports trail behind high-flying airlines
Investment and privatisation are planned for facilities, on the ground, says Joe Leahy.
INTERVIEW: Naresh Goyal
Jet is rising above the infrastructure problems, says Rohit Jaggi.
Railways: Slow journey to reform
Despite all the problems, Robert Wright scents optimism.
