From Speed to Progress: The Logistics Revolution for a Developed India
- The National Logistics Policy (2022) aims to create a technology-enabled, integrated, cost-efficient, sustainable, and reliable logistics ecosystem.
- Under the policy, the Unified Logistics Interface Platform (ULIP) serves as a digital gateway that enables process automation and document digitization across the logistics ecosystem.
- The PM Gati Shakti National Master Plan (2021) has now been extended to all districts of the country. More than 240 infrastructure projects worth Rs. 15 lakh crore have been evaluated under the initiative.
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