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    • Reuters Tags : kamal nath, surface transport, highways minister Posted: Friday , May 29, 2009 at 1347 hrs New Delhi:
    Kamal nath
    'Old regulatory framework needs to be looked in a new way.'

    India needs to rework its regulatory policy framework for road infrastructure, the new transport minister said on Friday, as the government looks at the sector to boost growth in a flagging economy.

    "Old regulatory framework needs to be looked in a new way," Transport Minister Kamal Nath told a news conference.

    India's economy slowed to a six-year low of 6.7 percent in the year to March 2009, and many expect it to slow further to 6 percent in the current fiscal year, compared with 9 percent or more in the recent past.

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    People says a lotBy: Raj | 30-May-2009 Reply | Forward It is an even bigger tragedy that readers like you and me sit in our cosy homes and keep critizing and never do anything. Politicians atleast say a whole lot and deliver little. You and I say a whole lot and deliver nothing but rhetoric.
    Kamal Nath looks to overhaul By: o p sindhu | 29-May-2009 Reply | Forward It is fortunate we have a good minister like Kamal Nath for roads who has the credentials and the will power to produce results and give a much needed boot to kick-start the stalled projects and launch new ambitious projects ; the road building was neglected by the last UPA regime compared to the NDA tenure when the prime minister himself had taken tremendous interest in this area and Mr. Atal Bihari Vajpaye will always be remembered for improving the condition of roads in India. He started the golden quadrilaterals and added extra lanes to the existing highways Mr. Kamal Nath has a great opportunity to be one up and surpass NDA performance in this area. Lets wish him the every success for the sake of India’s future
    Politicians says a lotBy: Rajat | 29-May-2009 Reply | Forward It is the tragedy of this nation that our politician says a whole lot of things but rarely act on them. They start making roads just when the election is very near by and stops the work in the middle. Best example is the cemented road being made in Sanik Colony Faridabad. The work of the road is halted in the middle without any reason. The road is widely used by heavy traffic going to Gurgaon and stopping the work by giving irrelevant reason is the persona of congress o the politicians in general.
    No Talk please only action we wantBy: Rama | 29-May-2009 Reply | Forward Like what NDA did
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