Transforming India's cities is a huge task, but an essential one for the country's progress
Building A New Urban India
-The Times of India, February 3, 2012
Urgent measures have to be undertaken in order to bridge the gap between talking and doing when it comes to building a new urban India. Raghu Dayal, a current affairs analyst and former civil servant, suggests some.
Building A New Urban India
-The Times of India, February 3, 2012
"The frequent sloganeering about Delhi soon becoming "the world's most beautiful city" or Mumbai "a global financial hub" appears straight out of the famous British serial 'Yes Minister'. There, Sir Humphrey Appleby underscores the law of Inverse Relevance - the less you intend to do or are capable of doing something, the more you have to keep talking about it."
Urgent measures have to be undertaken in order to bridge the gap between talking and doing when it comes to building a new urban India. Raghu Dayal, a current affairs analyst and former civil servant, suggests some.
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