Archive · 21 Nov 2025
India's Logistics Sector Booming, New Training Center Opens in Hyderabad
India's logistics industry is growing fast, so the government is opening a new training center in Hyderabad.
This center has cool things like simulation labs for practicing driving trucks and working in warehouses.
It's part of the government's plan to make sure India has a strong workforce for this important industry.
India's logistics sector expected to grow rapidly due to National Logistics Policy and PM GatiShakti
Union Minister Jayant Chaudhary inaugurates Center of Logistics Training Excellence in Hyderabad
Center aims to provide modern, technology-driven skilling for the evolving logistics sector
Hyderabad center offers enhanced capabilities, including simulation labs for truck driving and warehouse operations
Center expected to boost employability of Telangana's youth and strengthen regional talent pipeline
- Who
- Union Minister Jayant Chaudhary, Redington Foundation, Logistics Sector Skill Council (LSC)
- What
- Inaugurated the Center of Logistics Training Excellence in Hyderabad
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- To provide modern, technology-driven skilling for India's rapidly evolving logistics sector
Government's Role in Skilling
Private Sector's Role in Skilling
Government Responsibility
Government's Role in Skilling
The government should play a significant role in providing modern, technology-driven skilling for the logistics sector.
Private Sector's Role in Skilling
While the government can set the stage, private sector investments and initiatives are crucial for skilling and upskilling the workforce.
- Policy Initiatives
- National Logistics Policy, PM GatiShakti
- Expected Growth Period
- High-growth decade
- Training Center Features
- Simulation labs for truck driving, warehouse operations, forklift management
- Curriculum
- Co-developed by LSC and industry experts, integrating Industry 4.0 principles and emerging supply chain technologies
- Goal
- To strengthen employability of Telangana's youth and build a robust talent pipeline for the region
