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The other two sates of Gujarat and Tamil Nadu have given thrust to industrialization post . Hence, with a unit rise of infrastructure, the output Links of London secondary sector will increase more for these two states, evident in the higher coefficient for infrastructure. For the bottom states of Kerala, Orissa and Bihar, a similar phenomenon is observed. The regression coefficient is comparatively higher for the sates of Kerala . and Orissa . implying that industrial output will increase significantly with an increase in infrastructure. The infrastructure coefficient is comparatively less for Bihar . GSDP from secondary sector Links of London Charms Bihar since shows that the state lags in industrial output. Bihar has not been able to leverage on the industrial policies post . The answer to less responsiveness in industrial output despite increased infrastructure lies somewhere else maybe the political mindset and governance systems in Bihar. We find support to this view when we contrast the sociocultural and political settings of Bihar with that of other states. High literacy rate, awareness among the masses, government proactive to industrial development are a few positive factors that separate other states from Bihar. CONCLUSION AND DIRECTIONS Links of London Four Leaf Clover Charm FUTURE RESEARCH This study is a preliminary attempt to empirically investigate statespecific effect of infrastructure availability on secondary sector development. The results show that for all the states, physical infrastructure has a positive impact on output from secondary sector. But the implications are different for different states. Increase in infrastructure will have greater impact for the states of Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Orissa when compared to Maharashtra and Bihar. Maharashtra might have reached the threshold of increasing returns or the inflexion point in terms of infrastructure and Bihar may be lacking the social and political mindset. The implication for this study is manifold. At the sate level, this study provides empirical foundation for argument in favor of more infrastructure for respective states. This study also provides insights into which states will respond more to secondary sector output when infrastructure in increased. At the national level, Links of London Dress Charm study provides empirical justification for more central spending on infrastructure components in different states. The management implication for this research lies in optimization. If the output of the nation has to be optimized, then individual states have to be brought up to a certain level standard and subsequently resources allocated for optimization.