Jalvahak Scheme
On 15th December 2024, the centre unveiled the ‘Jalvahak’ policy to incentivise cargo movement via National Waterways 1 (NW1), NW2, and NW16, marking a significant step in boosting India’s inland water transport.
Key Points
- Incentivising Waterways for Cargo Transport: The ‘Jalvahak’ scheme provides direct incentives for the movement of long-haul cargo via rivers Ganga (NW1), Brahmaputra (NW2), and Barak (NW16), unlocking trade potential and reducing logistics costs.
- Scheduled Service of Cargo Vessels: Fixed Day Scheduled Sailing Service of cargo vessels has commenced from Kolkata to Patna, Varanasi, and Guwahati, demonstrating the readiness of national waterways for smooth and efficient transportation.
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