Mumbai - India’s logistics ecosystem is at a critical inflection point, shaped by evolving consumption patterns and the rising demand for speed-driven, time-critical delivery models. As logistics operations move closer to consumption hubs, growing operational complexity is reshaping traditional supply chain structures.

In this context, Budget 2026 presents a significant opportunity to reinforce the government’s commitment to multimodal logistics development by accelerating investments across rail, road, coastal shipping, and inland waterways. A more integrated multimodal network can reduce logistics costs and urban congestion while enabling MSMEs to access faster, more efficient and cost-effective . . .