GANDHINAGAR : In a significant step towards strengthening freight infrastructure and logistics efficiency, a senior delegation from Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited (DFCCIL), led by Managing Director Shri Praveen Kumar, called on Shri M. K. Das, Chief Secretary, Government of Gujarat, for a comprehensive discussion on ongoing and upcoming freight corridor initiatives.
The delegation comprised key officials including Shri Manish Awasthi, Executive Director (Infrastructure); Shri Govind Saini, Chief General Manager, Ahmedabad Unit; Shri Jitendra Srivastava, General Manager (Security), Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (WDFC); and Shri J. K. Agrawal, AGM (Operations & Business Development), WDFC.
Focus on Transformative Freight Infrastructure
The meeting centered on the transformative role of the Dedicated Freight Corridor in enhancing logistics efficiency, accelerating industrial growth, and reshaping the economic landscape of Gujarat. Discussions highlighted how the corridor is enabling faster, more reliable, and high-capacity freight movement, thereby supporting the state’s position as a major industrial and logistics hub.
Presentation of DFCCIL Legacy
As part of the engagement, Shri Praveen Kumar presented the DFCCIL History Book to the Chief Secretary, showcasing the organisation’s journey, key milestones, and its contribution to strengthening India’s freight transportation network.
Key Strategic Discussions
The deliberations also focused on:
State support for the proposed East–West Dedicated Freight Corridor
Facilitation in resolving critical pending matters related to the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor
The interaction underscored the importance of continued collaboration between DFCCIL and the Government of Gujarat to ensure seamless execution of infrastructure projects and to unlock greater economic potential.
Commitment to National Logistics Growth
DFCCIL reaffirmed its commitment to developing efficient, sustainable, and high-capacity freight corridors across the country. Through strategic partnerships and infrastructure development, the organisation continues to play a pivotal role in enhancing India’s logistics ecosystem and driving economic growth.
