Maharashtra's state cabinet has cleared a new logistics policy aimed at establishing the state as a top global logistics hub.
MaharashtraLogistics PolicyGlobal HubLogistics SectorEconomyReal Estate MaharashtraAug 13, 2024

Maharashtra's logistics policy is a new policy aimed at establishing the state as a top global logistics hub. The policy includes several initiatives, including the development of new logistics parks, the improvement of existing logistics infrastructure, and the promotion of e-commerce and digital logistics.
The benefits of Maharashtra's logistics policy include the creation of new job opportunities, the stimulation of economic growth, and the reduction of logistics costs in the state.
The expected revenue from Maharashtra's logistics policy is Rs 300 billion in the next five years.
The current logistics cost in India is around 14% of the country's GDP.
The expected logistics cost in Maharashtra after the implementation of the logistics policy is around 10% of the state's GDP.

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