Indian Railways has surpassed the United States and officially become the second-largest freight mover in the world, with ₹2.62 lakh crore freight revenue.

Indian Railways has surpassed the United States and officially become the second-largest freight mover in the world, with

In FY24-25, it transported 1.61 billion tonnes of cargo, setting a new benchmark in logistics efficiency.

Today, our railways stand as the backbone of India’s logistics transformation, powering industries and connecting businesses across every corner of the nation.

But this achievement is about more than numbers.
It’s about the shift toward sustainable, efficient, and technology-led infrastructure:
✅ Lower logistics costs
✅ 95% fewer CO₂ emissions
✅ Reduced pressure on road transportation

With Dedicated Freight Corridors expanding and modern locomotives being deployed, India is building the foundation for a faster, cleaner, and more resilient transport ecosystem.

It’s a movement toward Viksit Bharat 2047, where innovation meets infrastructure to shape the India of tomorrow.

India’s railways aren’t just carrying freight, they’re carrying the nation’s vision for a sustainable, developed future.

Originally shared by Akhilesh Srivastava on LinkedIn →

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