Nasser Munjee paid a price for believing that India, even with its acute electricity shortages, didn't need new power stations until the nexus of vote-grabbing politicians and power-thieving businessmen was broken. Until recently. Munjee was the chief executive of India's Infrastructure Development Finance Co, a lender created by the government seven years ago to remedy the woeful state of the country's infrastructure. That included pot-holed roads, choked ports and frequent power blackouts. Irregular and unreliable power has kept companies like Intel Corp. from manufacturing in India, although the country is the California-based company's biggest centre for designing computer chips outside the US.
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机译：纳赛尔·蒙吉（Nasser Munjee）付出了代价，因为他们相信，即使严重缺电，印度也不需要新的发电站，直到吸引投票的政客和热心商人的关系破裂为止。直到最近。 Munjee曾是印度基础设施发展金融公司（Infrastructure Development Finance Co）的首席执行官，该公司是政府七年前为解决该国基础设施的糟糕状况而设立的贷款人。其中包括坑坑洼洼的道路，堵塞的港口和频繁的停电。不规则和不可靠的力量使像Intel Corp.这样的公司无法在印度制造，尽管该国是总部位于加利福尼亚州的公司在美国以外最大的计算机芯片设计中心。
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