April29 , 2026

    National Logistics Policy to attract global investments in India

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    “The National Logistics Policy will attract global investments in India. We welcome the government’s holistic approach towards the logistics industry,” asserted Mr. Abhishek Joshi, CEO of Ash Logistics and Traders Pvt. Ltd. on occasion of the National Logistics Day on June 28th . It is a matter of pride for India to observe its first National Logistics Day, nine months after the National Logistics Policy (NLP) was announced in India.

    India is the fifth largest economy and is moving fast towards the third position. We appreciate the government’s decision for understanding the importance of the logistics and supply chain in the overall economic growth of India. With the implementation of NLP, we can compete better with China and USA in the age of globalization.

    The policy will improve the infrastructure such as Roads, Rails and Waterway networks, Airports, Logistic hubs, and digital services related to the sector. The logistics services will improve drastically and will aid in India’s mission – Self Reliant India.

    “This policy will directly boost the Indian economy in both primary and secondary sectors as well as create one of the Best Logistics Companies in India,” Mr. Abhishek added.

    Ash Logistics is a leading End-to-End supply chain management and logistics company in India with more than 70 offices serving 1200+ Domestic and Multinational Companies across India. It is also the pioneer of In-plant logistics services in India.

    It caters to a wide range of sectors like automotive, pharmaceuticals, construction, infrastructure, steel, paint and chemicals, electronics, FMCG, paper industry, agriculture in the areas of Warehousing, In-Plant Logistics, Import-Export, Transportation, etc.

    “We would like to be part of the policy-making with the government of India, to suggest various requirements pertaining to the Supply Chains of manufacturing companies operating in India to attract more and more foreign investments” he said.

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