InvITs could help plug India’s gaping infrastructure hole

By attracting private sources of funding, the first wave of infrastructure investment trusts in India could help unblock the logjam holding back the country's infrastructure push.

The construction of an 80 kilometre-long railway line between Nangal Dam and Talwara in northern India first won government approval in 1974. More than four decades later it is still only halfway done. 

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