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From Capacity to Reliability: Four Reforms for Powering Viksit Bharat 2047

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By Aparna Roy
| Observer Research Foundation
Special ReportsPublished on Jul 24, 2026 PDF Download   Add as preferred on Google Aparna Roy Dhruba Purkayastha Radhey Wadhwa Aparna Roy, Dhruba Purkayastha and Radhey Wadhwa, From Capacity to Reliability: Four Reforms for Powering Viksit Bharat 2047, Observer Research Foundation, July 2026.
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West Bengal’s Rise Needs New Energy, Where Is It?

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By Aparna Roy
| Observer Research Foundation
With a new government taking shape in West Bengal, one of its defining challenges will be reviving the state’s economic momentum. Despite its strategic location, major ports, freight corridors and access to eastern and northeastern markets, West Bengal has steadily fallen behind states such as Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu in attracting large-scale industrial investment.
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West Bengal’s Rise Needs New Energy, Where Is It?

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By Aparna Roy
| Observer Research Foundation
With a new government taking shape in West Bengal, one of its defining challenges will be reviving the state’s economic momentum. Despite its strategic location, major ports, freight corridors and access to eastern and northeastern markets, West Bengal has steadily fallen behind states such as Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu in attracting large-scale industrial investment.
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