Zainab Faridi compiles a series of recent construction mishaps that not only underscore the perils faced by Indian construction workers but also expose the urgent need for stricter quality check parameters, a skilled workforce, accountable project management, and comprehensive safety measures.
India’s construction sector holds the distinction of being the second-largest employer in the country, surpassed only by agriculture. It plays a vital role in generating employment opportunities and contributing to the national GDP. Currently, India is experiencing a remarkable construction boom, with the industry making and breaking records, and substantial investments pouring into infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges, highways, railways, buildings, and more.
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