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JNNURM needs to be a programme, not a project

JNNURM needs to be a programme, not a project

With the somewhat partial success of the first round of JNNURM, the Mission hopes to leverage the advantage of learning experiences, both of its success and stumbling blocks, as it gears up to address many more cities in the second round.

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Landmark: Chennai Desalination

Landmark: Chennai Desalination

While Chennai city was implementing several water conservation measures, the scarcity in availability of water had to be addressed through augmentation of supply. It was in this context that the city turned to an alternative source - sea water

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Steering the growth

Steering the growth

India's urban infrastructure is growing at a phenomenal pace, but due to improper urban planning in the past, growth is not able to match the pace of economic activities in the urban areas, says Kumar Ramesh.

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Urban infra projects on slow track

Urban infra projects on slow track

With the 11th Five Year Plan is coming to an end, not a single big infrastructure project out of 73 proposals approved by the Centre under JNNURM and Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns (UIDSSMT) has been completed by the government.

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Infra-Landmarks: Few and far between

Infra-Landmarks: Few and far between

The past 12 months have not belonged to infrastructure flag-offs. As the economy turned south in 2008-09, not as many infra projects as targeted were awarded, especially those in road, rail, port and energy; in most cases, the targets themselves took a heavy beating.

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Futurespace

Futurespace

It is just as well that the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor, when completed, will include at least six new cities.

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Water business is bound to give great business

Water business is bound to give great business

Water supply and waste water management are the two major areas where the country has to step up its efforts to provide its citizens with clean drinking water and safe sewage disposal. To achieve this, increased private participation is needed.