GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
Start Date
13/10/2026 - 12:00
End Date
26/10/2026 - 17:45
Time zone: IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Created : 13/10/2026
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The Logistics Division, DPIIT, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, in collaboration with MyGov, invites citizens' suggestions and comments on the National Transport Master Plan, covering connectivity, travel experience and transport priorities for the next 10 years.
The Logistics Division, Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce and Industry, in collaboration with MyGov, invites suggestions and comments from citizens for the preparation of the National Transport Master Plan, which will guide the country's road, railway, aviation, maritime and urban connectivity over the next 10 years.
On the occasion of the 5th Anniversary of the PM GatiShakti National Master Plan (13 October 2026), this discussion seeks the on-ground experience and ideas of citizens who travel every day, whether for work, study, business or family. The aim is an integrated, multimodal and citizen-centric transport network that makes the movement of people and goods faster, safer and smoother.
Citizens are invited to share views on the following:
- First and last mile connectivity: how easily you can reach and leave stations, bus stands, airports and ports.
- Amenities and facilities in Railways and Roadways: at railway stations, bus stands, highways and rest areas.
- Expected travel time and experience from the National Capital to State Capitals: what is reasonable and what you actually experience.
- Expected travel time and experience from State Capitals to District Headquarters: what is reasonable and what you actually experience.
- Preferred mode of travel: Rail, Road or Air, and why.
- Local transport, including Metro and buses: availability, reliability, comfort and safety.
- Infrastructure priority: whether the Government should prioritise Roads or Railways, and why.
Adherence to traffic laws: your suggestions to improve road discipline and safety.
1 week 4 days ago
Respected Sir
I am Aswathy Madhu from Kerala, pls do the needful sir attached matter in pdf
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1 week 4 days ago
महोदय
मैं वीरेंद्र कुमार साकेत, आज बेहद भारी मन और टूटी हुई उम्मीदों के साथ देश की सर्वोच्च चौखट पर खड़ा हूँ। न्याय की उम्मीद लेकर राष्ट्रपति कार्यालय, केंद्रीय कैबिनेट सचिव, UGC, CVC, PMO-PG, CMGRAM, NCSC और NHRC जैसे हर बड़े सरकारी पोर्टल पर ऑनलाइन आवेदन किया था। जब स्क्रीन पर लिखा आया 'आपका आवेदन सफलतापूर्वक दर्ज कर लिया गया है', तो लगा कि अब मेरी बात सुनी जाएगी, अब मुझे भटकना नहीं पड़ेगा।लेकिन आज पूरा एक साल बीत गया है। 365 दिनों की हर सुबह मेरे लिए एक नई निराशा लेकर आती है। रोज़ उम्मीद से कंप्यूटर स्क्रीन को देखना और वहाँ सिर्फ 'लंबित' लिखा पाना, एक आम नागरिक के आत्मसम्मान की रोज़ होने वाली हत्या जैसा है। दफ्तरों के चक्कर काटने से बचाने के लिए जो डिजिटल व्यवस्था बनी थी, आज उसी व्यवस्था ने मुझे ज़िंदा इंसान से महज़ एक बेजान 'एप्लिकेशन नंबर' बनाकर छोड़ दिया है। साल भर से मेरी फाइलें इन उच्च दफ्तरों के डिजिटल सन्नाटे में दम तोड़ रही हैं, और कोई सुनने वाला नहीं है।
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1 week 4 days ago
I respectfully submit these suggestions with the hope of contributing to India’s next phase of transport development. While our country has made significant progress in infrastructure, greater integration, reliable last-mile connectivity, passenger safety, affordability and measurable service quality can make these investments more beneficial to every citizen. I humbly request that these recommendations, particularly the proposed National Passenger Journey Index, be considered for future transport planning. Thank you for providing citizens with an opportunity to contribute to nation-building.
1 week 4 days ago
Gati shakti is a dream project of prime minister. It has change drastically in infrastructure sector. It help us to boost up our trade activity and save our time qnd resources. Transportation cost will be less than present time. Goods will be available at cheap rate. Foreign investor will be attract more and more for invest capital in our country. My mantra is Gatishakti is a gateway of prosperity.
1 week 4 days ago
Good morning respected prime minister Sri, Modi Ji, My pleasure to write some of my thoughts for the above subject. Our transport system in the main cities we should start with a high standard, systematic operation. Start with train stations, in India almost all railway stations has many entrance and without any proper control any people can enter in the station, where as if we look at any foreign country, it’s not possible and there are entry and exit with very strictly controlled. It should be similar like in the airport how we use entry and exit system . Also my kind request is to have the stations fully covered, because our trains has a extra length compare to other countries and mostly the stations are without shaded, which is badly effecting specially during rainy season who travels by train. Similarly we should consider the bus stations as well. Another main issue is clearness and public awareness on how to use the public property in a respectful manner is very important too.
1 week 5 days ago
I have suggestions on long term plan for transport infrastructure in 3 levels
1. Lego flyovers: These are the flyovers made of compressed earth material. These can be made using mountains of junk yards. Legos can be made and installed as flyovers with ease. This can help making plenty of flyovers in just days and not months reducing the congestions on small roads also.
2. Securing highways with CCTV cameras to punish vandalisms. Also punish the contractors for low quality highways. Both are common in India. Infrastructure should not be at the cost of environmental ecology. It will not sustain.
3. There are testing of floating trains happening in few countries. Why is our Bharat not in that list? It will change the landscape of travelling in India. It is still miserable to book train ticket and travel by train at times. This needs additional infrastructure to have 6 lane railway lines. This be implemented for freight corridor first and see the result.
1 week 5 days ago
Suggestions to the Goi
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1 week 5 days ago
“A developed nation is not measured by the roads it builds, but by the opportunities those roads create.”
India’s vision of Viksit Bharat 2047 requires a transport system that is smart, sustainable, inclusive, and accessible to every citizen. PM GatiShakti is a transformative initiative that can strengthen economic growth through integrated infrastructure planning. I would like to suggest some innovative ideas to make India’s transportation network more efficient and future-ready.
1. One Nation, One Smart Transport Network:
Develop an AI-powered digital platform connecting railways, highways, waterways, airports, and public transport. It should provide real-time information on routes, traffic, costs, and travel time.
2. Green Transport Corridors:
Promote solar-powered highways, electric buses, EV charging stations, and hydrogen-powered transportation to reduce pollution and achieve India's net-zero emission target by 2070.
3. Rural Connectivity Revolution:
1 week 5 days ago
PM GatiShakti should introduce GatiShakti Opportunity Corridors to ensure that transport infrastructure directly generates employment, entrepreneurship and inclusive regional development. By overlaying transport networks with skill centres, colleges, industrial clusters, agricultural production zones, tourism destinations and aspirational districts, planners could identify locations where improved connectivity would unlock the greatest livelihood opportunities. Dedicated logistics facilities, rural enterprise hubs, cold-storage networks and affordable public transport should connect farmers, artisans, women entrepreneurs and young people to wider markets. Each corridor could include a livelihood impact dashboard measuring jobs created, travel-time reductions, market access and local enterprise growth, linking infrastructure investment with measurable progress towards Viksit Bharat @ 2047.
1 week 5 days ago
To make integrated infrastructure planning more inclusive, PM GatiShakti should introduce a GatiShakti Jan Bhagidari platform where citizens, students, panchayats, self-help groups, youth organisations and local businesses can identify transport gaps and propose solutions. Citizens could submit geotagged photographs of damaged roads, unsafe railway crossings, missing bus connections and inaccessible public facilities through a multilingual mobile application. AI-enabled analysis could categorise submissions, identify recurring problems and forward them to relevant departments. Public dashboards should display proposal status, departmental responses and project progress, creating transparent, participatory and accountable infrastructure planning that reflects ground realities rather than relying exclusively on centralised assessments.
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