Budget 2018: Logistics sector wants FM Jaitley to lift regulatory barriers

logistics sector on  budget 2018

The sector also expects the Narendra Modi government to offer a seamless, transparent digital platform to ensure easy movement of goods and vehicles across the country


BUDGET NEWS  : These days, the Narendra Modi-led vital government has brought in several measures to uplift the united states’s economic system. It has additionally set the stage for unlocking the increase ability for India’s logistics quarter through putting in place a devoted logistics department under the Ministry of trade & enterprise and granting the world an infrastructure reputation.

Now as the government heads for its ultimate complete price range on this terms while Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presents Union price range 2018 on February 1, we would sit up for seeing extra emphasis on enhancing the infrastructure.

closing yr, we saw the finance minister announcing an investment of about Rs 39.sixty one lakh crore in infrastructure development. this is sure to be a boon – no longer simplest for express delivery gamers but for many industries.

This 12 months, we would also anticipate efforts from the authorities to reduce regulatory obstacles and provide a seamless, transparent digital platform to ensure easy motion of products and motors throughout the united states. ultimately, our budget 2018 expectation is that the finance minister might announce new schemes targeted on economic incentives to encourage investments in unique financial zones (SEZs). those will allow the non-public area to consolidate and enlarge, and make contributions to the economic system extra meaningfully.

the author is managing director of courier and logistics corporation TCI specific

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