It would appear that this has already begun in China in all the various facets of infrastructure: road, rail, airports and telecommunications. The Indian story is somewhat different with relatively low attention being paid to urban development over the years, and slowing urbanisation over the last quarter century.
There have been systematic policy biases against labour using industrialization, location of industries in urban areas, and against urban concentrations. Correspondingly, India has severe problems in both the management and financing of cities.