India's Rapid Transformation: From 28 Km of Highways to Doubling Airports
In a recent address in Brisbane, Australia, External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar highlighted India’s remarkable progress in infrastructure and development. From building highways to expanding airports, India is making significant strides towards a
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India is building an impressive 28 km of highways and 12-14 km of railway tracks daily. This continuous expansion includes the modern Vande Bharat trains, which are setting new standards in rail travel. The country’s metro systems have also seen a significant boost, with the number of metro-enabled cities increasing from just 6 a decade ago to 21 today, and 39 more in the pipeline. This exponential growth in urban transportation is a testament to India’s commitment to modernization and connectivity.
Another significant area of focus has been the expansion of airport infrastructure. Over the past decade, India has been constructing 7-8 airports annually, which has nearly doubled the total number of airports from 75 to around 150. This increase not only enhances connectivity but also supports economic growth and tourism.
Dr. Jaishankar also emphasized India’s focused investments in education. The government’s commitment to rapid modernization and upliftment across sectors is evident in the numerous initiatives aimed at improving access to quality education. This holistic approach to development is shaping a brighter and more connected future for the nation.
This snapshot illustrates India’s ambition and relentless push towards a future where every citizen benefits from modern infrastructure and educational opportunities. Listen in to know more about the detailed progress and initiatives that are driving this transformation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many kilometers of highways is India building daily?
India is building 28 km of highways daily.
How many metro-enabled cities does India have now compared to a decade ago?
India now has 21 metro-enabled cities, up from 6 a decade ago.
What is the rate of airport construction in India over the past decade?
India has been constructing 7-8 airports annually over the past decade.
What are some of the key areas of modernization in India, as highlighted by Dr. S. Jaishankar?
Key areas of modernization in India include infrastructure, transportation (highways, railways, metros, airports), and education.
How many airports does India have now, and how many did it have a decade ago?
India now has around 150 airports, nearly double the 75 it had a decade ago.
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