Mumbai - Logistics is no longer a back-end function, it is the fulcrum of economic transformation. Over the past two years, the National Logistics Policy has quietly sparked a revolution simplifying documentation, enhancing multimodal integration through PM Gati Shakti, and driving tech adoption via initiatives like ULIP and e-LOG. With the launch of the Comprehensive Logistics Action Plan (CLAP) and continuous efforts to streamline logistics through digital platforms and infrastructure development, India is laying the foundation for a truly integrated and efficient logistics ecosystem. 

The growing emphasis on speed, reliability, and competitiveness is intensifying demands . . .