Chitresh Shrivastva, Railway Policy Analyst, examines the issues that hinder India’s pursuit of high-speed rail, and explains why it is not the time for apprehension if India is to keep pace with developments in technology.
Chitresh Shrivastva is associated with the Department of Media Studies at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bengaluru, where he researches domestic and global railway policy, with a focus on railway diplomacy, high-speed rail, investment and public-private partnerships. He is the author of Pursuing Railway Diplomacy: Indian and Regional Approaches (Palgrave Macmillan) and represents CHRIST in the International Union of Railways’ Alliance of Universities for High-Speed Railways. His research on railways and Sino-Indian geopolitical competition has been published by the Indian Council of World Affairs.View full profile
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