Transportation and Trade

Roadways account for the majority of goods transportation in India, with a share of over 60%.

Mumbai is the largest port in India, handling over 100 million tonnes of cargo annually.

Air India is the national airline of India, and it operates both domestic and international flights.

The Golden Quadrilateral is the most important trade route in India, connecting the four major cities of Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata.

Textiles are the main export of India, accounting for over 10% of the country's total exports.

Petroleum is the main import of India, accounting for over 20% of the country's total imports.

China is the main trading partner of India, accounting for over 15% of the country's total trade.

Railways are the main mode of transportation for passengers in India, with a share of over 60%.

New Delhi Railway Station is the largest railway station in India, with over 15 platforms.

Bullock carts are the main mode of transportation for goods in rural areas of India, due to their low cost and easy availability.

Ropeways are the main mode of transportation for goods in hilly areas of India, due to their ability to transport goods over steep slopes.

Boats are the main mode of transportation for goods in coastal areas of India, due to their ability to transport goods over water.

Camels are the main mode of transportation for goods in desert areas of India, due to their ability to withstand harsh conditions.

Elephants are the main mode of transportation for goods in forest areas of India, due to their ability to carry heavy loads through dense vegetation.