MoSPI : Govt to spend ₹4.5 lakh crore more on infra projects
NEW DELHI : The government is expected to spend ₹4.46 lakh crore more on infrastructure projects than the original estimates, a report released by the infrastructure and project monitoring division of the Ministry of Statistics and
India to spend 1.7% of its GDP on logistics to set stage for $5 trn economy
NEW DELHI : India will spend a whopping 1.7 per cent of its GDP on transport infrastructure this year — around twice the level in America and most European countries — a feat that
DPIIT to set up task force for formulating logistics cost framework
NEW DELHI : A task force will be set up for formulating a framework to determine logistics costs in the country, the commerce and industry ministry has said. It was decided in a workshop
Locus unveils ‘ShipFlex’ to equip businesses with flexible & intelligent Third-Party Delivery
BENGALURU : Locus, a global last-mile logistics technology company, announced the launch of ShipFlex, a third-party delivery platform that provides businesses with the flexibility to fully outsource their deliveries to a wide range of
156 critical infra gap projects identified for intervention under PM Gati Shakti
NEW DELHI : As many as 156 critical infrastructure gaps to ports and for movement of bulk commodities such as coal, cement, fertilizers and foodgrains, have been identified for intervention under the PM Gati
MoPSW for VGF Scheme change to push operational expenditure
NEW DELHI : The shipping ministry has identified a potential of 340 million tonnes of cargo movement by coastal shipping per annum. In a bid to promote coastal shipping, the shipping ministry has asked
India should target $350 billion exports through e-commerce by 2030: GTRI
NEW DELHI : India should target USD 350 billion worth of goods export through e-commerce by 2030 and for that the government needs to address pain points of the sector by taking steps like
CFS’s businesses hit by Customs order to route all factory sealed export boxes via parking plaza at the J N Port
MUMBAI : Some 33 Container Freight Stations (CFS) servicing Jawaharlal Nehru Port, India’s second busiest container gateway, are potentially losing more than 20,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) a month cumulatively after the Customs Department order in last
