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India is building a brand new city from scratch 

Building new infrastructure from scratch can be risky - particularly if people don't move in - but India is hoping it pays off. Image: REUTERS/Amit Dave

Joe Myers
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An artist’s plan of how the city will look when complete Image: GIFT
Some tower blocks have already been built Image: GIFT
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