<h1>National logistics policy year three: digital integration, multimodal reforms, skills expansion and green tools to cut costs by 2030</h1> A national logistics policy marking its third anniversary reports reforms to strengthen multimodal transport, digitization, skills, and regulatory alignment aimed at reducing logistics costs and improving global ranking by 2030. A unified digital interface has enabled extensive API integration and over 1.6 billion transactions, with real-time tracking across inland container depots. State performance indices, sectoral policies, and multi-modal park development support efficiency gains, while a national cost assessment and emission measurement tool underpin data-driven planning and green logistics. Institutional mechanisms address regulatory issues and training expansion has scaled workforce capacity, though infrastructure gaps, regulatory harmonization, and digital literacy among smaller operators remain challenges.