The World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business index considers several determinants, including regulatory environment, ease of starting a business, construction permits, electricity access, property registration, and tax compliance. Improvements in these areas, driven by reforms like digitalization, streamlined processes, and enhanced transparency, have significantly contributed to better business conditions. As of the latest rankings, India has made notable progress, moving up to 63rd position in the Ease of Doing Business index. This reflects ongoing efforts to simplify regulations and promote a more conducive environment for entrepreneurs and investors.

Infrastructure investment in India faces several challenges, including inadequate funding, bureaucratic delays, and land acquisition issues. Additionally, there is often a lack of coordination among various government agencies, leading to project delays. Future requirements include increasing private sector participation, leveraging technology for project management, and enhancing public-private partnerships. Prioritizing sustainable development and climate resilience in infrastructure projects is crucial. Furthermore, improving transparency and accountability in the allocation of funds will be essential to ensure efficient use of resources and timely completion of projects. Overall, a holistic approach is needed to address these challenges effectively.