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Logistics Efficiency under PMGS-NMP

The question asked the Ministry of Commerce and Industry to state the progress in improving logistics efficiency and reducing costs under the PM GatiShakti National Master Plan (PMGS-NMP), details of infrastructure projects completed in the last three years, and assessments of the impact on trade competitiveness and exports.

Asked by Shri Yogender Chandolia and Dr. Sanjay Jaiswal; Answered by the Ministry of Commerce & Industry (Minister Shri Piyush Goyal).

  • Logistics cost in India is estimated at 7.9% of GDP, comparable to advanced economies.
  • India’s rank in the World Bank's Logistics Performance Index (LPI) improved to 38th, an advancement of 6 positions.
  • 29 States/UTs have formulated Logistics Policies and 32 have granted industry status to the logistics sector.
  • 396 infrastructure projects with an estimated cost of ₹18.66 Lakh Crore have been evaluated through the Network Planning Group (NPG).
  • Out of 396 evaluated projects, 256 have been sanctioned and 198 are under implementation.
  • In the last three years, 1,115 National Highway projects (18,493 km) costing ₹4.75 Lakh Crore were approved, and 32,370 km of NH length was constructed.
  • 237 Indian Railways projects (9,703 km) costing approx. ₹1,90,333 Crore were sanctioned in the last three years.
  • A study by IIM Bangalore indicates that every one rupee expenditure in National Highways development leads to a ₹3.2 increase in GDP.

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Parliamentary Q&A 11.08.2026
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Official titleLogistics Efficiency under PMGS-NMP
Source bodyParliament of India — Questions & Answers (Lok Sabha, starred)
Reference numberLS Q327 (Session 8)
Statusclosed (question)
Year11.0
Closing date
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