FICCI event FICCI Summit on PM GatiShakti: Accelerating India's Logistics Vision for Viksit Bharat

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FICCI PwC report on Integrated multimodal transport in India

The FICCI–PwC Knowledge Report, Integrated Multimodal Transport in India, presents a comprehensive roadmap for transforming India’s transport ecosystem into a seamless, efficient and sustainable network. With rapid urbanisation, expanding trade volumes and ambitious economic goals, the report underscores the urgent need to integrate road, rail, ports, waterways, air and urban transport systems to reduce logistics costs, enhance connectivity and improve mobility outcomes. Anchored in national initiatives such as the PM Gati Shakti National Master Plan, the National Logistics Policy and the Unified Logistics Interface Platform (ULIP), the report highlights how coordinated planning, digital integration and infrastructure synchronisation can unlock significant ...

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FICCI-GT Knowledge Report Launch on “Transforming India's Logistics Ecosystem - Warehousing, Cold Chain and Role of Technology”

The FICCI–Grant Thornton Bharat Knowledge Report on Transforming India’s Logistics Ecosystem: Warehousing, Cold Chain and Role of Technology (2026) highlights the structural transformation underway in India’s logistics sector, driven by rising consumption, manufacturing expansion, and e-commerce growth. It underscores the importance of modern warehousing, reliable cold chain networks, and digital integration through platforms like ULIP, alongside multimodal connectivity enabled by PM GatiShakti and Dedicated Freight Corridors. The report notes that India hosts over 10,800 registered warehouses and 8,815 cold storages with a combined capacity of 402.18 lakh MT, yet challenges persist in fragmented infrastructure, limited automation, and inadequate temperature-controlled facilities. ...

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