New Delhi, May 26: India’s large infrastructure expansion programme is progressing steadily, with projects worth Rs 42.78 lakh crore moving ahead across key sectors including transport, energy, railways, urban development and logistics, according to the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI).
The latest review indicates that major national projects are witnessing improved execution momentum, supported by closer monitoring, faster approvals and better coordination between implementing agencies.
These large-scale projects include highways, railway corridors, metro systems, ports, airports and power infrastructure, all aimed at strengthening connectivity and supporting long-term economic growth.
Officials said the government is actively tracking implementation timelines to minimise delays and improve efficiency in public infrastructure delivery. Digital monitoring tools and periodic reviews are also being used to enhance accountability and ensure timely completion.
The infrastructure push is expected to boost employment generation, improve supply chains and enhance overall economic productivity, while also supporting regional development across urban and rural areas.
The Centre continues to prioritise infrastructure as a key driver of economic expansion, with sustained investment aimed at modernising transport networks, expanding energy capacity and improving logistics infrastructure across the country.