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PM GatiShakti: over 400 infra projects worth Rs 20.23 lakh cr recommended for approval

Economic Times 1 hr ago·13 Oct 2026, 12:04 pm

The government has cleared more than 400 infrastructure schemes, together valued at roughly Rs 20.23 lakh crore, under the PM GatiShakti programme. The initiative uses a digital platform that stitches together over 1,800 data layers from transport, telecom and other sectors, allowing the Network Planning Group to vet projects that exceed Rs 500 crore.

For investors, the push for integrated infrastructure is aimed at cutting logistics costs and smoothing supply‑chain bottlenecks. Lower freight expenses can improve margins for manufacturers, boost demand for construction‑related materials, and benefit companies in transport, warehousing and related services.

Going forward, market participants will watch the rollout schedule, the pace of fund disbursement and any early signs of cost savings. Updates on project milestones, state‑level approvals and the impact on sector earnings will be key signals for assessing the broader economic benefit of the GatiShakti drive.

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