Gadkari: India's Logistics Cost Hits 9% Target, Eyes Energy Export

• India's logistics cost has dropped to 9% of GDP, meeting the government's target, announced Union Minister Nitin Gadkari.
• The reduction from 16% is primarily attributed to improved road infrastructure.
• Gadkari stressed the need to switch to alternative fuels like biofuel and hydrogen to further reduce costs and pollution.
• He expressed confidence that India will become an energy exporter within 10 years.
• The government is also focusing on reducing fossil fuel imports and promoting technologies like electric vehicles and aluminum air technology.

Why It Matters: Lower logistics costs mean cheaper goods and a stronger economy for India.