July8 , 2026

    DTDC Launches Bharat One Hub to Strengthen North India Logistics Network

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    Express logistics company DTDC Express Ltd. has unveiled its Bharat One Hub at Rathiwas, marking a major expansion of its North India logistics infrastructure aimed at improving transit efficiency and delivery performance across the region.

    Strategically located to ease freight movement around the National Capital Region (NCR), the new state-of-the-art transit hub is designed to overcome long-standing operational constraints associated with cargo movement in and around Delhi. The facility is expected to enhance network efficiency and strengthen connectivity across Delhi NCR, Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, and neighbouring markets.

    According to the company, the Bharat One Hub will reduce turnaround times by up to four hours and enable one-day Early Turnaround Time (TAT) for co-loaded shipments, improving service reliability for customers and channel partners.

    North India remains one of DTDC’s busiest operating regions, making enhanced connectivity and faster freight movement critical to supporting growing shipment volumes. The company said the new hub will play a key role in streamlining transit operations, optimizing network capacity, and improving overall delivery performance.

    The Bharat One Hub is expected to strengthen DTDC’s nationwide logistics network while supporting faster, more efficient movement of consignments across North India, reinforcing the company’s commitment to infrastructure-led growth and enhanced customer service.

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