A joint report by CII and Knight Frank, released at the CII Multimodal Transportation and Logistics Summit, reveals that a massive cumulative investment of $360 billion in infrastructure development over the last decade has successfully reduced India’s logistics costs to 10–10.7 percent of GDP in FY26, down from 13–14 percent a decade ago. This significant reduction translates into massive annual economic savings of $123–133 billion for the country, substantially boosting trade facilitation and overall supply chain performance. Driven by these sustained infrastructure efforts and improved connectivity, India’s position in the World Bank’s global Logistics Performance Index (LPI) has advanced remarkably from 54th in 2014 to 38th in 2023, showcasing the country’s growing efficiency as a global trading partner.