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o Improved Logistics Performance Index ranking from 54 in 2014 to 35 in 2016
o Logistics cost as % of GDP: around 13%
o Transportation is a major component of Logistics cost
o Share of Rail transportation in total freight loading: approx. 30%
o Congested Rail Networks, Infrastructure bottlenecks are major challenges
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Domestic Containers
• Containers used in domestic circuit • For door – door delivery• Safer and cheaper than road mode
Exim Containers
• Movement of Export import cargo in shipping line containers
• JNPT , Mundra, Pipavav, Chennai are some major ports of India
Railway Wagons
• Conventional railway wagons like BCN, BTPN, BOXN, parcel vans
• For bulk transport of commodities like coal, Iron Ores, Minerals, cement
• Terminal to Terminal only
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• Own more than 300 rakes
• Can carry 20 feet, 22 feet and 40 feet containers & HC containers
• 90 Teus in single rake• >70% market share
Rail Operator
• Operates 69 terminals • 15 new terminals• Operates ICDs, DCTs, PFTs
and MMLPs• Own Handling equipments• Presence in all parts of
India
Terminal Operator
• Transit warehousing
• Bonded warehousing• Domestic warehousing• Long term lease• Space for packaging
Warehouse Operator
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Factory Delivery
• Movement of custom cleared container on trailers from ICDs to Factory
Movement to ICDs
• Container moved from Port to ICDs• Custom clearance at ICDs
Arrival at Port
• Mostly in 40 feet containers of approx. 25-28 MT weight
• Loading container on Train to various destinations
• Average dwell time 2.3 days at JN port
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Craft Industry depends upon Imports for raw material
Most of Imports in 40 feet containers of weight 24-27 MT
• Clearance at Inland Container Depots
• Imports mostly from USA & Europe
• Low warehousing requirement for Import cargo from Industry
• Domestic movement is short lead hence controlled by Road
• Imports for Short distance Industries like Vapi are cleared at CFSs.
Port of Origin Volume in TEUs in Year 2016 (approx.)
Major Locations Served
JN Port 11000 Gujrat & Maharashtra
Mundra Port 17000 NCR & Gujrat
Pipvav Port 6000 NCR & Gujrat
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Ankleshwar
Bhusawal
BhopalRatlam
Central India
3/week
3 trains/week
3 trains/week
3 trains/week
3 trains/week
2 trains/week 6 trains/week 1 train/week
6 trains/week
Miraj
Boisar
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Northern India
Dadri
Moradabad
Gwalior
Ludhiana
2/3 trains/day
1 train/day
3 trains/week
2 trains/week
1 trains/week
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Reduction in logistics Cost
Reduction in Dwell time
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Dedicated Freight Corridor DPD Massive
Expansion
Faster Cheaper15 new logistics
park
Cutting down the
layers
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Advantages
Time tabled Trains
Significant reduction in dwell time
Double Decker trains
More containers per train
Significant reduction in cost
Connected to JNPT, Mundra & Pipavav Ports
Cater to most of ICDs
Development of MMLPs along DFC
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15 MMLPS along DFCsComplete Logistics
Solutions
Double Decker TrainsLower logistics cost for
Industries
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Under “Make in India” & “Ease of Doing Business” - DPD is a major initiative.
Direct benefits to the craft importers:
Prompt and timely delivery leading to reduction in inventory costs.
Saving in transportation costs.
Saving in Handling and storage charges at warehouse.
Saving in Container detention charges payable to Shipping Lines.
Delivery of DPD container at Port Terminals 24x7 basis.
Reduction in dwell time for containerized cargo for CFSs and ICDs
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Process chart for DPD container
Transportation from Terminal to Importer’s place directly
Customs out of charge subsequent to seal verification
Offloading in
Terminal Yard
Loading of DPD container on trailer for delivery from Terminal
directlyOffloading of container at CFS
Loading of CFS container on CFS trailer
Offloading & stacking in
Terminal Yard
Transportation from Terminal to CFS
Process chart for CFS bound import
Loading of container on Importer’s trailer for delivery
Completion of Customs Formalities at CFS
Transportation from CFS to Importer’s place
1.5 Days
5 Days
2 Days
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