Union Minister for Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal in New Delhi today launched the report on Assessment of Logistics Cost in India. The report provides a comprehensive framework by capturing logistics costs across different transport modes, product categories, and firm sizes. It also presents estimates of freight cost per tonne-kilometre and highlights the role of multi-modality in enhancing efficiency. Releasing the report, Mr. Goyal highlighted that the Government has undertaken multiple initiatives to make logistics more competitive and reduce the cost of doing business in the country. On the occasion of the decade-long celebrations of “Make in India,” the Union Minister also launched the Industrial Park Rating System (IPRS) 3.0. The Ministry said that this will provide investors with transparent and credible information, foster healthy competition among States and Union Territories, and guide policymakers in designing targeted interventions. Mr. Goyal also launched the Logistics Data Bank (LDB) 2.0. The Minister further unveiled the Logistics Ease across Different States (LEADS) 2025. It represents a significant milestone in benchmarking logistics performance across States and Union Territories, supporting India’s vision of a globally competitive and future-ready logistics ecosystem. To mark a decade of the Make in India initiative, the Minister unveiled the Make in India Commemorative Coin.