Logistics Policy 2.0, Master Plan to drive TG plans to be inland hub on cards
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Why in news
Telangana is developing a Logistics Policy 2.0 and an integrated Logistics Master Plan to establish the state as a leading inland cargo hub by 2047.
Background
The policy is built on six pillars: infrastructure and multimodal integration, digital and smart logistics, regulatory simplification, sustainability and green logistics, skill development, and investment promotion and innovation. It aims to support the 'Telangana Rising 2047' vision to achieve a $3 trillion economy.
Facts for Prelims
- FactTelangana's target economy size under the Telangana Rising 2047 vision is $3 trillion.
- FactThe Logistics Policy 2.0 includes six pillars: infrastructure, digital logistics, regulatory simplification, sustainability, skill development, and investment promotion.
- PlaceThe state of Telangana is the primary jurisdiction for the Logistics Master Plan.
For Mains
Q. Discuss how the development of integrated logistics hubs and multimodal infrastructure can enhance India's global competitiveness and reduce the cost of doing business.
Dimensions to cover in your answer
- Cost efficiency: Reducing logistics costs to improve the ease of doing business and manufacturing competitiveness
- Multimodal synergy: Integrating rail, road, and water transport to create a resilient and seamless supply chain
- Digital transformation: Leveraging smart logistics and technology to enhance transparency and real-time tracking
Keywords: Multimodal integration · Supply chain resilience · Logistics cost reduction · Digital logistics · Infrastructure development
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