Regular ups and downs in the Indian economy and sudden fall of the rupee in the global financial market has somewhat pushed India and Indian development future in danger. Experts and economists have no idea when will the Indian economic crisis will get over and India shall climb back out of the pit of downfall. Although India is stuck with issues like erratic economy, increasing prices and the declining value of rupee, India’s economy is estimated to become the world’s third largest economy by 2050. The current situation in India is pointing towards a very different scenario for the future, but with few strategic planning India still can reach the ladder of development to become the third largest economy in the world.Infrastructure development plays the biggest part in the development of any locality further which can be attributed to the Indian development. Well developed countries having reputed status in the global economy like America, China, and Britain have the world class infrastructure development which has helped them to reach top of the ladder in financial world. The growth of any country is defined by its infrastructure development and commercial development, not by the skyscrapers and high-rise, multi-storey buildings.Nearly all of the infrastructure sectors in India present excellent opportunities for development, with roads, highways, ports, airports, railways and bridges. These infrastructure developments are highly developed via public private partnerships and government initiatives. Many foreign players are also willing to invest in several Indian infrastructure projects which hold promising future in India, in order to achieve win-win situation in the Indian infrastructure development.For better future of India in the global financial market, Indian government must maintain firm and constant commitment towards the rapid infrastructure development across the country including tier II and tier III cities which hold better development prospects. On the other hand along with steady infrastructure development, government should also ensure that whatever infrastructure development changes happen in India must not be at the cost of causing damages to the environment. The ‘green growth’ of the country will also have an effective measure while establishing the rank in the global economic market. A holistic approach while building infrastructures will play a key role in the future.Mumbai, Delhi, NCR, Chennai, Bangalore have the futuristic prospects as they are currently playing intermediary between the Indian economy and the global economy. Cities like Mumbai, Delhi having day-to-day transactions with the global economy must boost their infrastructure facilities. The connectivity of these cities with all other important cities across the country must be better which can be achieved by implementing structured plans which will help connect major cities of the world.Road connectivity can be improved with development of bridges, expressways, national and state highways; India has already seen many such developments which have improved the commercial and business sector after well developed road connectivity. The Pune-Mumbai expressway has reduced the Pune-Mumbai traveling distance to about only 3 hours which helped Pune to build an outstanding IT industry in the city. Yamuna Nagar Expressway, OMR, GST road are one of the few road infrastructures example which changed the face of areas adjoining them.Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor and Golden Quadrilateral are the few examples of ongoing premium infrastructure developments across the country which will put India on the global financial map.Connectivity between cities is important but the connectivity between different locations within the cities is also very important, Mumbai’s Sea link has helped lakhs of commuters to connect two major parts of the city within minutes, ongoing Signature Bridge in Delhi also promises to connect North-East much easily then before. Road connectivity plays a catalyst in the real estate development within the city.Along with road connectivity, water connectivity and air connectivity also have a huge importance in the development of any country. Indian has seen various airports and ports development in the past few years and many are under construction across the country. Indira Gandhi Airport developed in New Delhi is the largest airport in the country and the second largest airport across the globe.Many infrastructure development projects are still under construction and many are in the planning phase. The government is highly working on making better and top-notch infrastructure projects with futuristic idea for making India one of the topmost economies of the world.займ на карту без отказов круглосуточновзять кредит онлайн