Wall Street Week | India’s Growth Test, Bangalore’s Infrastructure Problem, Cricket Attracts Capital
THE SO WHAT
India’s growth story colliding with Bangalore’s infrastructure ceiling is a reminder that talent and software aren’t enough — roads, power, and zoning cap scale. If you’re betting on India for AI or tech expansion, underwrite local infra risk as seriously as labor cost and policy.
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