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Few people have heard of K L Thapar because he likes to stay below the radar. But as far as infrastructure goes, he knows what he is talking about.
Most important, he is not a dilettante. That is why other countries ask him for advice — but not India because that’s how we are.
In 1992, he set up the Asian Institute of Transport Development on a mandate from the Planning Commission from which he had retired as transport advisor after a long career in the railways. He is currently the institute’s chairman. I got to know him in 1998 when he
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