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Critical Obstacles:

Air India losses Rs 3 cr daily

Fantasy Tour

Today we have around 6 lac villages (human settlements) with 800 million adult populations.

For average settlements we have 1333 adults.

India has air passenger traffic 163.06 Million in 2013 with 0.04 trips per capita per annum.

Up to 100% FDI is permitted in helicopter services and seaplanes under the automatic route.

100% FDI is permitted for greenfield airport projects under the automatic route.

New airports are permitted under the Greenfield Airport Policy 2008. Investment in airports is encouraged under the Public Private Partnership Policy of the Government of India.

The Income Tax Act provides presumptive taxation under Section 44AE in respect of assesses who are engaged in the business of plying, hiring or leasing goods carriages. The bill proposes to increase the amount of presumptive income to INR 7,500 per vehicle for all types of goods carriage vehicles.

Exemptions under the Income Tax Act for infrastructure development under section 80 IA.

Source http://makeinindia.com/sector/aviation/

Now take a

fantasy tour:

One out of every 25 adults may need emergency transport in a year.

(1333/25 = 53.32 X 2 = 106.64) To serve them promptly, we need 107 to and fro flights.

If we cluster only fifty villages, 107X50= 5350 we need 5340 flights in a year. (of average one hour)

To give the facility to reach at destination; within few hours anywhere in country, we need (6 lac/50) only 12 thousand aircraft, which may cost no more than 120 million each.In contrast of this fact

According to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) data, Indian banks have an outstanding exposure of Rs 1,70,400 crore to the road sector as of end August 2015 compared with Rs 1,60,300 crore in the year-ago period. This is a sizeable fraction of the total infrastructure exposure of Rs 9,41,100 crore.Consider it this way:

By investing only (120M*.012M=1.44T) which is “less than 3% of our bank deposits” we raise status of our country to most developed nation which is; providing world-class amenities to the last person of the country.

Now see the impact of this:

The GDP (purchasing power parity basis) will reach of the country of the level $50k per year. Multiply it by 800 million. You get 800*50 000 million or 40 000 000 or $40 trillion. For your information current world GDP is $74 trillion.

Now look our current expenditure upon railway 12th five-year Plan (2012-13 to 2016-17) target of Rs 1, 94,221 cror (1.94 trillion)

Or turnover of just Tata motors 1, 89,629 crores (1.89 trillion)

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