In a recent address to students and faculty members at a New York institution, the Vice-President of India highlighted the country's significant strides in infrastructure development, especially in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Vice-President highlighted the real estate, highway, and overall infrastructure sectors, including ports, airports, and rail networks.
The expansion of the national highway network has reduced travel time and costs, facilitating smoother transportation and trade, which has significantly boosted economic growth.
The Indian Parliament has been instrumental in passing key legislations to support infrastructure projects, ensuring their smooth implementation and progress.
Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, India's infrastructure projects have continued to progress, with the government and private sector working together to maintain momentum.
The Vice-President encouraged the students and faculty to explore the vast opportunities in India's infrastructure development and invited them to visit the country to witness its dynamic changes firsthand.
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