India will need more money to keep up its infrastructure drive

With limited fiscal leeway, private and foreign investors should play bigger role

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Flooding in Bengaluru in September 2022: Infrastructure investment is essential for lifting India's growth trajectory, job creation and raising income levels. © Reuters

Priyanka Kishore is economic and forum director for CEO peer group forum IMA Asia and former head of India and Southeast Asia at Oxford Economics.

The strong hold of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his country's voters has been underpinned by a number of factors, particularly his vision of transforming the nation into a modern economic powerhouse.

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