Why a Japanese thinks India will be the world’s last superpower

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s upcoming state visit to India is unconventional as he will be spending little time in Delhi. By this unusual gesture to visit only Gujarat, the front-runner of reforms in India, he pays the highest tribute to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Their chemistry fits remarkably. Both are expected to officially launch the high-speed rail project between Mumbai and Ahmedabad, which adopts the well-known disaster-proof Shinkansen system of Japan. This exceptional infrastructure project follows excellent Japan-India cooperation on a series of projects, such as the Delhi Metro and similar initiatives in major cities, industrial corridor projects between Delhi and Mumbai as well as Chennai and Bengaluru, and the Delhi-Mumbai rail freight corridor project. The Shinkansen project is a precursor to the one between Chennai and Bengaluru and, perhaps, other high-speed train systems in the future.

 

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