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CII suggests 12-point agenda for infrastructure projects

Category :India Sub Category :National,Business
2009-08-06 00:00:00
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Chennai, Aug 6 - The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Thursday outlined a 12-point agenda for the faster implementation of infrastructure projects with special focus on having an infrastructure budget, a Land Bank Corp and separate regulators for the sector.

'Railways is one of the infrastructure sectors and a separate budget is presented. Similarly there should be a separate infrastructure budget so that the government's focus is there on those sectors,' J.P. Nayak, chairman of a CII-sponsored infrastructure event, Suminfra 2009, told reporters.

The two-day event started here Thursday.

With many infrastructure and industrial projects getting delayed on land acquisition problem, CII has also urged the government to set up a separate Land Bank Corp, which would be acquire land from owners and allot it for different projects.




Author :Indo Asian News Service



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