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Vinayak Chatterjee is the Chairman of CII`s National Council on Infrastructure and founded Feedback Infra Pvt Ltd in 1990. He graduated in Economics (Hons) from St. Stephen`s College and earned an MBA from IIM Ahmedabad. He is a columnist on infrastructure for Business Standard.
Various industry associations and chambers of commerce must stridently demand implementation across all levels and come up with their own impact analysis of these reforms
The World Bank's International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes can assist India in achieving its globalisation goals
But overall, the requirements of a significant uptick in manufacturing investments remain an ongoing policy challenge
Tax consolidation for special purpose vehicles is desirable
India's growth story remains incomplete without a modern, trustworthy, and efficient agri-warehousing ecosystem backed by an assertive and supportive regulatory environment
The new provisioning norms for infrastructure financing have set the cat amongst the pigeons
What is said, or left unsaid, reveals insights on the infra-agenda of political parties
Despite India's growing contribution to end-user demand, the country remains a passive consumer, vulnerable to geopolitical tensions that could disrupt the supply chain
A unified metropolitan transport authority should be a game-changer for urban mass transport
Manifestos should clearly indicate the thrust areas planned to be addressed
As India focuses on reducing the cost, it is important to get the numbers right
Implementation of storage for India's green transition clearly emerges as the new challenge for the renewables vision
How regulatory changes and entrepreneurial ambition transformed a once-sleepy fishing village into a global maritime giant
From trade to diplomacy, there is much to commend in the India-Middle East-Europe Corridor
India's proposed transshipment port in the Andamans needs the right development model
Time-of-Day-Pricing for electricity will benefit both consumers and the grid
Linking this new technology with private sector involvement signifies a shift in India's nuclear energy strategy
Issues with Power Grid need to be sorted out to ensure fairness for the private sector
The strictures passed by the highest court for preventing needless litigation should end up making electricity more affordable
The period 1999-2023 has been transformative for the Indian Ports Sector. Much of it has to do with the induction of private capital