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Pulic Transport System in India..Your thoughts?
Asked by Rahul Pathak,
09 Nov '09 07:50 pm
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Not managebale. not imaginable by other developed countries
Answered by AANEWS AGENCY, 09 Nov '09 09:11 pm
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Transportation in India is a large and varied sector of the economy. Modes of conveyance for transport of goods in India range from people's heads (on which loads are balanced) and bicycle rickshaws to trucks and railroad cars. The national railroad was the major freight hauler at independence, but road transport in India grew rapidly after 1947. Both rail and road transport remain important.
The share of India's transportation investments in total public investment declined during the period from the early 1950s to the early 1980s; real public transportation investment also declined during much of that period because of the need for funds in the rest of the economy. As a consequence, by the early 1980s the transportation system in India was barely meeting the needs of the nation or preparing for future economic growth.
Many roads, for example, were breaking up because of overuse and lack of maintenance; railroads required new track and rolling stock. Ports needed equipment and ...more
Answered by radhikamruta, 09 Nov '09 08:22 pm
The share of India's transportation investments in total public investment declined during the period from the early 1950s to the early 1980s; real public transportation investment also declined during much of that period because of the need for funds in the rest of the economy. As a consequence, by the early 1980s the transportation system in India was barely meeting the needs of the nation or preparing for future economic growth.
Many roads, for example, were breaking up because of overuse and lack of maintenance; railroads required new track and rolling stock. Ports needed equipment and ...more
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Not up to the mark. Needs lot of improvement and public cooperation.
Answered by SK. Abdul Mohammed Jafar Sadik Basha, 09 Nov '09 08:07 pm
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In most part of the India its in adequate and in bad shape.
Answered by Tushar Kher, 09 Nov '09 07:52 pm
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