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Investment in the infrastructure of India's water supply is desperately needed due to the low standard of water that is supplied to the city. In Mumbai drinking water is a luxury.

Twenty-seven years after the end of the civil war, Mozambique still hasn't rebuilt itself. In the centre of the country, part of the main rail line from Beira to Sena has reopened after being closed for a quarter of a century. It's a vital step to get the country's economy -- and its passengers -- back on track.

Taking Bangalore as a case study we look at the causes of urban poverty, including urbanisation and push pull factors of rural to urban migration. We then visit Bangalores slums to see the impacts of this poverty including: poor housing, sanitation, lack of access to public transport, education, water.

O.P. Bhatt highlights the need to grow India's infrastructure to ensure the nation prospers.