2025 State-Wise Logistics Performance in India
India’s 2025 logistics performance showcases significant disparities; coastal states excel, while northeastern regions struggle with infrastructure and connectivity challenges.
India’s 2025 logistics performance showcases significant disparities; coastal states excel, while northeastern regions struggle with infrastructure and connectivity challenges.
India’s carbon emissions vary significantly by state, with Gujarat leading at 4.2 tons per capita, emphasizing economic versus environmental challenges.
India’s LPG penetration rates vary widely, with southern states leading at 98%, while northeastern states lag at 72%, affecting health and access.
In 2025, vehicle ownership in India exhibits stark regional disparities, with Chandigarh at 800 and Bihar at 150 vehicles per 1,000 people.
India has 29,277 EV charging stations, led by Karnataka, with significant growth driven by government policies and investments, despite infrastructure challenges.
By 2025, India will have over 1,035 kilometers of metro networks across 23 cities, emphasizing urban transport’s growth and disparities.
Mizoram leads India with a 0.75% forest cover increase, while states like Madhya Pradesh and Nagaland face significant declines due to urbanization.
India’s rental market grew 10-13% in 2025, driven by urban demand, supply constraints, and demographic trends affecting affordability.
The house affordability index in India highlights disparities across states, emphasizing income variations and housing costs impacting purchase feasibility for families.
House prices in India vary significantly in 2025 due to location, demand, income, and construction costs, influencing affordability.
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