Archive · 30 Nov 2025
US CEO praises India's 2030 logistics
A US CEO named Varuni Sarwal visited India and was amazed by how fast delivery services are there.
She said that in the US, if you forget something, you might have to wait two days for it to arrive.
But in India, even in smaller cities, you can get things delivered in just 10 minutes.
She shared a story about how she and her colleague quickly got traditional outfits delivered to their hotel in Ranchi for a wedding.
People online talked about how India's delivery services are so fast because of lower labor costs and a market that pushes for speed.
A report also said that India's e-commerce logistics will grow a lot in the next few years, especially in smaller cities.
US CEO Varuni Sarwal was surprised by India's advanced B2C logistics during her visit.
She experienced 10-minute delivery services in Ranchi, a Tier-2 city, which she found more advanced than Amazon Prime's two-day delivery in the US.
Sarwal shared a personal story of quickly getting traditional outfits delivered for a wedding, highlighting the convenience and speed of India's logistics.
Online discussions attributed the speed of India's delivery services to lower labor costs and a market-driven need for faster, more flexible systems.
A JP Morgan report predicts a 16% CAGR for India's B2C e-commerce logistics till FY30, driven by rising customer penetration in tier-2 and smaller cities.
- Who
- Varuni Sarwal, a US-based CEO
- What
- Praised India's advanced B2C logistics
- When
- During a three-week trip to India
- Where
- Ranchi, a Tier-2 city in India
- Why
- Experienced seamless 10-minute delivery services
- CEO Name
- Varuni Sarwal
- Company
- Amazon Prime
- Location of Experience
- Ranchi, India
- Delivery Time Comparison
- 10-minute delivery in India vs. 2-day delivery in the US
- Growth Prediction
- 16% CAGR for India's B2C e-commerce logistics till FY30