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ISSUE VI : PPPS in infrastructure in India – Overview

December 2011
Basic infrastructure in India has developed disproportionate to the requirements of industry and population. With the government aiming for 9 to 10% annualized growth in GDP, infrastructure has to be...
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ISSUE V : Infrastructure debt funds: Government’s call for infrastructure development

October 2011
Infrastructure Debt Funds (“IDFs”) were mooted in the budget speech of 2011-2012 as notified special vehicles to attract foreign funds for financing infrastructure development projects.1 Accordingly, in order to augment
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ISSUE IV : Infrastructure India’s window of opportunity-legal pothole

June 2011
Infrastructure is the catalyst for creating road networks, improving standards of living and business environment of a country. Any national economic development is linked with its infrastructural development
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ISSUE III : Building and engineering contracts: Pricing them right!

June 2010
Infrastructure has become the focus of the Indian economy. As development of infrastructure is a precursor for growth, the government has tried to emphasize its importance in its plans and...
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ISSUE II : Awarding contracts the “Swiss” way

June 2009
Infrastructure projects are massive projects involving players who are required to prove their mettle before contracts can be actually awarded to them. The government decides the extent of private participation...
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