The proposed framework will form a central part of the
upcoming Warehousing and Logistics Policy 2025, which is currently in the final
stages of drafting. Officials said the policy is expected to streamline cargo
movement, enhance multimodal connectivity and improve the ease of doing
business in Delhi.
The announcement
follows Delhi’s elevation to the top “Exemplary” category in the LEADS 2025
Index — the Centre’s nationwide assessment of logistics efficiency,
infrastructure readiness and governance standards across states and union
territories. Under the Logistics Ease Across Different States (LEADS)
framework, regions are classified into four categories: Exemplary, High
Performer, Accelerators and Growth Seekers. The highest ranking reflects
stronger logistics systems, digital governance and infrastructure preparedness.
According to Gupta,
Delhi’s improved performance was driven by sustained efforts to modernise
transport and logistics operations through technology-backed governance reforms
and infrastructure upgrades.