It will oversee the implementation, coordination, and monitoring of logistics infrastructure projects across Andhra Pradesh.  
Andhra Pradesh

CM Naidu approves AP Logistics Infrastructure Corporation to strengthen state’s logistics sector

AP-LInC to integrate ports, airports, roads, waterways, and warehouses, aiming to cut costs and boost investment

Express News Service

VIJAYAWADA: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has approved the establishment of the Andhra Pradesh Logistics Infrastructure Corporation (AP-LInC), a new nodal agency aimed at strengthening logistics across the State.

During a review meeting held at the State Secretariat on Tuesday, the Chief Minister gave the green signal for Andhra Pradesh-LInC (AP-LInC), which will function as a government-led holding company. AP-LInC will integrate five critical sectors — ports, airports, roads, inland waterways and warehouses — to reduce logistics costs, and attract large-scale investments.

It will oversee the implementation, coordination, and monitoring of logistics infrastructure projects across Andhra Pradesh.

It will be headed by a Managing Director, supported by senior officials from various departments, an advisory committee, and district-level cells to execute various projects.

CJP leaders move Delhi High Court challenging rejection of sureties and extension of custody

PM Modi urges unity against ‘enemies of the country’ at Delhi Dussehra event

Tiger Shroff wasn’t original target, shooters wanted to target another Bollywood star: Crime Branch

Energy, defence on table as Rubio meets Jaishankar amid US-India strains

Amit Shah calls AAP govt ‘AAPda’ over Punjab drug menace