By Sushi Shyamal Vemu India's infrastructure sector is experiencing a significant transformation, as major developers and Infrastructure Funds shift their focus from isolated project implementation to developing large scale infrastructure platforms. This change is driven by increased government spending, a more robust regulatory environment, policies oriented toward growth, and reliable financing mechanisms. Following the union budget in 2021, which marked a pivotal move toward capital expenditure, the government has steadily increased its allocations for infrastructure with the aim of stimulating economic demand and delivering major projects. The FY26 union budget earmarked *11.21 lakh crore for infrastructure a 10% year-over-year rise, accounting for 3.1% of GDP estimates.