Abstract
One of the most important foundations of productivity in every economy is infrastructure. The main problem in emerging countries has been pushing for infrastructure development, and in particular, raising money for infrastructure projects. The goal of the current study is to examine how India is funding its infrastructure development. In order to address the infrastructure deficit in the nation, the study looked at how India's infrastructure is developing, looked into where money for it comes from, assessed the government's efforts to make financing easier, and made recommendations for policies to boost infrastructure spending. The supply side and demand side still have a sizable imbalance, despite the government of India and the reserve bank of India having launched many steps to promote funding for infrastructure. Utilise the untapped potentials; review the statutory liquidity ratio norms for banks; develop the municipal bond market; promote regional integration and improved connectivity through creation of corridors between sub-continental regions, which would not only bridge the finance gap but also improve connectivity. These are just a few of the recommendations made in the paper
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