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India's logistics costs to drop to 9% of GDP by Dec 2025, aided by infrastructure and clean energy initiatives.
India’s logistics costs are projected to fall to 9% of GDP by December 2025, down from 16%, driven by expressway and economic corridor expansions, according to Union Minister Nitin Gadkari.
A joint report by IITs and IIM Bangalore supports the forecast, bringing India closer to global benchmarks in the US, Europe, and China.
The auto sector has grown to ₹22 lakh crore, creating jobs and boosting GST revenue.
Gadkari emphasized reducing fossil fuel dependence, cutting transport-related air pollution, and advancing clean energy, including biofuels and green hydrogen.
The government plans to use segregated solid waste in road construction by 2027 and promote agricultural innovation, with corn-based ethanol boosting farmer incomes by ₹45,000 crore in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
Los costos de logística de la India caerán al 9% del PIB para diciembre de 2025, con la ayuda de las iniciativas de infraestructura y energía limpia.