India is on its journey to surpass all the records of developing rail lines and highways.
The report claims that in the year 2025, the county will have constructed more highways and rail lines than it has cumulatively built between 1950 and 2015.
Resultantly, it is being calculated that India will have over 1.2 lakh km of railway lines and 1.8 lakh km of highways by 2025.
Between 1950 and 2015, the nation built only 4,000 kilometres of national highways.
It is taking the total length to 77,000 kilometres in 2015.
However, the highway length is on course to cross 1.8 lakh kilometres by 2025 - more than double the existing length in ten years' time.
The nation had only 10,000 kilometres of rail lines in 1950.
It rose to 63,000 kilometres in 2015.
But it is expected to touch 1.2 lakh kilometres in 2025.
The port capacity, which was only 777 MTPA in 1995, rose to 1,911 MTPA in 2015.
It is on course to more than double to 3,000 MTPA by 2025.