The Indian government’s aim to significantly ramp up infrastructure investment through its flagship National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP) has suffered less disruption than might have been expected during the pandemic. That is a positive for long-term growth prospects. But significant headwinds – including the weakness of the banking sector and land acquisition constraints – will prevent the NIP from having a transformational impact on the Indian economy.
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