Worst roads across metros
"Roads in India are not merely a matter of connectivity but an important component of inclusive growth"- a statement by Transport Minister Kamal Nath that perhaps sums up the need for massive infrastructure development, particularly of roads that need a drastic overhaul. But even as the minister scouts for foreign investment in India's roads and highways, things on the ground are a far cry from government assurances.
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"Roads in India are not merely a matter of connectivity but an important component of inclusive growth"- a statement by Transport Minister Kamal Nath that perhaps sums up the need for massive infrastructure development, particularly of roads that need a drastic overhaul.
But even as the minister scouts for foreign investment in India's roads and highways, things on the ground are a far cry from government assurances.
We bring you glimpses of some of the worst roads in metro cities across the country, captured through the lens over the last few months. (AFP Photo)
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Labourers repair a stretch of damaged road in Mumbai, 09 July 2007. The city civic authorities had gone on an overdrive to repair potholes and damaged roads which the high court had earlier ordered the city civic body to complete by 31 May '07. (AFP Photo)
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A labourer repairs a stretch of damaged road in Mumbai, 09 July 2007. The city civic authorities had gone on an overdrive to repair potholes and damaged roads which the high court had earlier ordered the city civic body to complete by 31 May 07. (AFP Photo)
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Students cross a water-logged playground to reach the school buildings on the outskirts of New Delhi on September 4, 2009. The poor conditions of the roads with several potholes resulted in severe waterlogging after a heavy downpour. (AFP Photo)
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![<p>"Roads in India are not merely a matter of connectivity but an important component of inclusive growth"- a statement by Transport Minister Kamal Nath that perhaps sums up the need for massive infrastructure development, particularly of roads that need a drastic overhaul. </p>
<p>But even as the minister scouts for foreign investment in India's roads and highways, things on the ground are a far cry from government assurances.</p>
<p>We bring you glimpses of some of the worst roads in metro cities across the country, captured through the lens over the last few months. (AFP Photo)</p>
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<p>But even as the minister scouts for foreign investment in India's roads and highways, things on the ground are a far cry from government assurances.</p>
<p>We bring you glimpses of some of the worst roads in metro cities across the country, captured through the lens over the last few months. (AFP Photo)</p>
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