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(8 articles)NSFT Launches Double-Stack Rail Service from ICD Tumb
NSFT has successfully received its inaugural double-stack container train service originating from ICD Tumb, marking a significant expansion of rail-based freight capacity in India's inland logistics
Adani Logistics Showcases India's Integrated Multi-Modal Supply Chain
Adani Logistics marked National Logistics Day by highlighting the capabilities of India's integrated multi-modal supply chain network. The announcement reflects growing momentum in India's logistics s
CONCOR Launches Long-Haul Pig Iron Service Connecting India
CONCOR (Container Corporation of India) has initiated a new long-haul service for transporting pig iron between Southern and Northern India, representing an expansion of domestic freight capacity on a
BCBA to Host India Logistics Conclave 2026 in Mumbai
The Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCBA) has announced plans to host the India Logistics Conclave 2026 in Mumbai, signaling renewed industry focus on advancing logistics capabilities and fos
India's Dedicated Freight Corridors Transform Logistics Efficiency
India's investment in dedicated freight corridors represents a structural shift in the country's logistics infrastructure, creating dedicated rail and road networks optimized for freight movement rath
Delhi Logistics Policy Push: India's Urban Supply Chain Shift
Delhi's announcement of a major logistics policy initiative signals a strategic shift toward modernizing the city's supply chain infrastructure. This development is significant for the broader Indian
Maersk Launches Dedicated Reefer Rail Service Hyderabad to Mumbai
Maersk has introduced India's first dedicated reefer (refrigerated) rail service connecting Hyderabad and Mumbai, a strategic move designed to strengthen cold-chain logistics for pharmaceutical export
CONCOR ICD Whitefield Enhances Multimodal Logistics Hub
CONCOR's Inland Container Depot (ICD) at Whitefield is advancing India's logistics infrastructure by enhancing multimodal connectivity between ports and inland destinations. This development facilitat