India's infrastructure and logistics transformation is for real

By understanding policy environment, companies can capitalize on opportunities

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A rail yard in Ahmedabad, India: Government initiatives aim to reduce logistics costs to  less than 10% of GDP by 2027 from 14%. © Reuters

Malavika Mysore is a Mumbai-based senior associate for South Asia at The Asia Group, a strategic advisory firm headquartered in Washington. Gopal Nadadur is the company's New Delhi-based vice president for South Asia.

The government of India is leading an aggressive push to modernize and expand the country's infrastructure and logistics networks. Policymakers see these areas as critical engines for investment, entrepreneurship and job creation.

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