Learn languages naturally with fresh, real content!

Popular Topics
Explore By Region
India cuts cement freight costs to ₹0.90/tonne/km using eco-friendly, standardized rail containers.
Indian Railways has slashed bulk cement freight costs with a new flat rate of Rs 0.90 per tonne per kilometre based on actual usage, replacing older slabs.
The policy promotes pollution-free, standardized tank containers—made in India—that carry 26 tonnes and enable fast loading/unloading in 25–30 minutes.
Dedicated cement terminals with silos and bagging facilities will streamline distribution.
The move aims to cut transportation costs, reduce emissions, minimize spillage, ease road congestion, and support affordable housing.
It’s part of broader modernization, including rapid rail expansion, near-total electrification, and 1,300 Amrit Stations.
India reduce los costos de transporte de cemento a ₹ 0,90 / tonelada / km utilizando contenedores ferroviarios estandarizados y ecológicos.