Centre to replace Gati Shakti’s Network Planning Group with new authority
India is set to revamp its transport infrastructure planning by replacing the Network Planning Group with a new body, the GatiShakti Transport Planning and Research Organisation. This centralized institution, operating under the Cabinet Secretariat, will prepare integrated five and ten-year roadmaps for all transport ministries, aiming for greater efficiency and a world-class infrastructure by 2047.🕒 1 min read
India is set to revamp its transport infrastructure planning by replacing the Network Planning Group with a new body, the GatiShakti Transport Planning and Research Organisation. This centralized institution, operating under the Cabinet Secretariat, will prepare integrated five and ten-year roadmaps for all transport ministries, aiming for greater efficiency and a world-class infrastructure by 2047.
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