Baboo,i really cannot help if English comprehension is not your cup of tea.
Go back to the original statement. I mentioned that Pakistan has good motorways but still it's a laggard in social indicators.
Therefore when you say that UP is building roadways and it will bring prosperity. This is not the case, simply building infrastructure alone does not ensure healthy population.
You need to invest in schools,healthcare,sanitation.
How will you get to that school if there are no roads? How will you move building materials to build that school? How will you build a toilet if the parts of the toilet cannot get there? How will someone in a village go to a city to make more so they can build a toilet? How will you get medicines to a health care clinic? And how will you keep the prices of schooling, healthcare, sanitation low if transportation costs are very high?
When you answer all this, you will see that investment in transportation systems is what really makes a difference in making a country developed or at least upper middle income. Mobility and connectivity are what makes trade and commerce happen, and people rich.
By the way, GoI has invested tremendously in Ayushman Bharat Primary Health Centers - it is there in almost all of India 700+ districts now. As we all know swachch Bharat has helped reduce open defecation by 90-95%.
As far as education, the number of medical colleges, IITs, central universities, distric level colleges all have grown by 300-400-500%. Places like Ayodhya are getting big medical colleges and super specialty hospitals. Today almost 21 AIIMS are operational/under construction. We had 1 or 2 in 2014. We have what like 15-20 IITs now - there were 4-5 in 2014?
There are government colleges even in violence-prone places in Anatnag and remote places like Leh have a central university now.
A lot more needs to be done but the rapid growth of all infrastructure [roads, ports, railways, air travel, education, sanitation, health, urban development, electricity, power and water supply, etc.] have all been very good under 6 years of BJP government.
Who could have ever imagined that Indian Railways will ever have world class railway stations with railway ministers like laloo yadav, mamata banerjee etc.? Now we have airport like facilities in several railway stations.
Who could have imagined almost every rural household now uses LPG for cooking improving their health tremendously? Who could have imagined 99% of villages being electrified which has led to much better education levels even in remote areas due to use of technology. 80% of poor people now have bank accounts and government benefits goes directly into their accounts - look at how happy Punjab's farmers are or tea estate workers in Assame are for getting directly paid by the center straight into their bank accounts? Look at the electric power situation in the country - most places now hardly have any power cut - thanks to the billions of dollars invested in transmission and distribution infrastructure.
Heck - have you checked out how the Ro-Ro ferry service between Hazira and Bhavnagar has helped people of Kuchch greatly? Which government has developed waterways and port-based infrastructure?
Have you seen how medical care has come to remote corners of Uttarakhand due to high quality new roads being built there by the Modi government?
Have you noticed how much Varanasi has changed and poverty has become a whole lot less there? Heck have you seen how Gangaji is becoming cleaner every day as dozens of STPs keep coming online?
Without Modi government built infrastructure, wuhan virus deaths would have been ten times more, as people would have died in traffic jams and lack of medicines in smaller towns and rural areas due to lack of roads.
You dont understand India's transformation much or you deliberately twist facts to suit an agenda. Which one is it? And why twist things when infrastructure development is benefiting all of us greatly.
This is why there is a saying in the US: "America has great roads not because it is rich; but America is rich because it has great roads".