The logistics landscape in India is changing fast. Supply chains can no longer rely on traditional methods alone, supply chain professionals need to evolve with these changes to stay competitive. This is the perfect time to upskill, embrace new technologies, and prepare for a more efficient and globally connected industry.
Here are few must know Logistics Policies in India for 2025
Dedicated Freight Corridors (DFCs)
Transit times for goods have been reduced by 30–40%, with the expansion of DFCs. These corridors will enhance rail logistics and improve efficiency in freight movement.
Upskill Opportunity: Learn about rail logistics and explore how multimodal solutions can streamline operations and reduce costs.
National Logistics Policy (NLP)
The NLP is focused on lowering logistics costs from 13–14% of GDP to 8%. This includes investments in infrastructure, digitization, and ease of doing business in logistics.
Upskill Opportunity: Develop skills in cost optimization, AI, automation, and IoT applications in logistics to stay ahead.
Global Supply Chain Integration
India’s new trade agreements with Europe and Asia are expanding access to global supply chains, creating opportunities for Indian businesses in international markets.
Upskill Opportunity: Focus on cross-border logistics, international trade compliance, and supply chain digitization to capitalize on these opportunities.
Gati Shakti Plan
This initiative unifies infrastructure development across railways, roads, ports, and airways, to ensure seamless multi-modal connectivity.
Upskill Opportunity: Gain expertise in multi-modal logistics management and infrastructure planning for end-to-end supply chain efficiency.
