Abstract
Over the last two decades, public private partnership (PPP) has become a preferred mode of delivery of infrastructure and related services in India. As a mode of delivery, PPP is expected to bring efficiency and effectiveness in development of infrastructure, private funds to meet the financing needs, and induce demand side corrections in most of the cases. This article identifies the prevailing challenges for PPP as a mode of delivery of infrastructure in India and suggests measures which need to be taken to ensure PPP as a mode of delivery remains a boon for the infrastructure sector in India.
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