Highways

The North East has historically suffered from poor transport connectivity within and between the seven states as well as with the rest of India and neighbouring countries. This has not only impeded everyday life and livelihoods but also regional development and national security.

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Notes from India’s State Border Highways: Changing Rules, Institutional Corruption and Hoping for Too Much from GST

Vol. 52, Issue No. 37, 16 Sep, 2017

This essay looks at institutionalised corruption and its effect on Indian roadways, especially the Golden Quadrilateral. Despite higher speeds, delays of crossing states borders nullifies gains from speed. Will the goods and services tax change things?

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