The Delhi government, led by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, is finalizing a comprehensive 'Logistics and Warehousing Policy' designed to alleviate congestion and pollution in the city. This policy will establish logistics hubs on the outskirts, utilizing artificial intelligence for planning, real-time tracking, and digital freight management. A capital subsidy of up to 50%, capped at ₹50 crore (approximately $6 million USD), will encourage investment in logistics infrastructure. The initiative aims to streamline operations with a single-window approval system and allow 24/7 warehousing activities. Additionally, the policy emphasizes environmental sustainability by promoting green logistics, including the use of electric vehicles and solar-powered facilities. The government anticipates significant job creation in warehousing and logistics sectors, with incentives of up to ₹5,000 per employee to support skill development. Overall, the policy is expected to enhance productivity and competitiveness across various sectors, particularly e-commerce, which currently accounts for 61% of warehousing demand in the city.