BUSINESS The Ganga Expressway PARVIND KUMAR

Book Details

ISBN 978-81-965413-2-4
Published June 2024
Pages 275
Language English
Format Paperback, eBook (Kindle)
Genre Non-Fiction / Business & Infrastructure

BUSINESS

The Ganga Expressway

Colossal Infrastructure, Socio-Economic Change, and the Future of Uttar Pradesh

by Parvind Kumar

★★★★★ 4.8 / 5 (Goodreads Ratings)

India's longest expressway just opened — and it's changing Uttar Pradesh forever.

The Ganga Expressway is a comprehensive business and infrastructure analysis by Indian author Parvind Kumar. Focusing on the 594-kilometer, six-lane greenfield expressway connecting Meerut with Prayagraj, the book explores the colossal engineering, planning, acquisition, and financial models behind one of India's biggest highway projects. It looks at the socio-economic transformations, regional connectivity, industrial corridors, and the overall impact on real estate, local agriculture, and business logistics in Uttar Pradesh. This book is a detailed study for policy makers, infrastructure enthusiasts, and business analysts.

Table of Contents

  • Chapter 1: The Vision and Greenfield Planning: The origin of the project, route alignment, and the strategy for fast land acquisition.
  • Chapter 2: Engineering a 594-Kilometer Corridor: Bridges, interchanges, runways, and the technical specifications of the six-lane layout.
  • Chapter 3: Financial Structure and PPP Model: A deep dive into the public-private partnership structure, concessions, and funding allocation.
  • Chapter 4: Economic Corridors and Industrial Impact: How the expressway connects agricultural hubs with manufacturing centers to boost industrialization.
  • Chapter 5: Re-shaping Uttar Pradesh: The long-term socio-economic growth, job creation, and logistical changes for northern India.

Reviews & Testimonials

★★★★★

“An exhaustive, detail-oriented study of one of India's largest infrastructure achievements. Highly useful.”

— Economic Digest
★★★★★

“A detailed and fascinating look at the engineering and financial scale of modern Indian highways.”

— Infra Review