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The launch of Ethics Express dedicated Rail Parcel Service has been featured by Cargo Insights, highlighting the company's efforts to strengthen fast, reliable, and technology-driven logistics solutions across India. The recognition marks an important milestone for Ethics Group of Companies as it continues to expand its multimodal logistics capabilities and address the growing demand for predictable, cost-effective supply chain solutions. Operating on the Mumbai–Delhi–Mumbai corridor, Ethics Express has been designed to provide businesses with enhanced speed, visibility, and operational efficiency. The service offers door-to-door delivery in under 24 hours, station-to-station transit within 16 hours, and a daily carrying capacity of 48 tonnes through dedicated parcel vans operating in both directions. The rail parcel service is further supported by real-time barcode-based tracking, enabling shipment visibility throughout transit. Powered by electric traction, the service also offers greater cost stability while supporting sustainable freight movement. As businesses increasingly seek resilient and time-sensitive logistics solutions, Ethics Group continues to invest in innovative transportation models that improve supply chain performance and customer experience. The Group expressed its appreciation to the Cargo Insights team for the coverage and acknowledged the support of Indian Railways, customers, and stakeholders who have contributed to the successful launch of the service.

As India continues to expand access to affordable healthcare, the role of efficient supply chain infrastructure remains critical in ensuring that essential medicines reach patients across the country. As the trusted end-to-end supply chain partner for the Pharmaceuticals & Medical Devices Bureau of India (PMBI) under the Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojana (PMBJP), the Ethics Group of Companies plays a vital role in supporting the nationwide distribution of quality, affordable medicines to more than 19,000 Jan Aushadhi Kendras. Through its integrated logistics network, Ethics Group manages the seamless movement of medicines from central warehousing facilities to last-mile delivery destinations, helping ensure consistent availability across urban centers, semi-urban regions, and remote districts. The Group’s warehousing, inventory management, transportation, and distribution capabilities are designed to support large-scale healthcare supply chains while maintaining operational efficiency, reliability, and compliance. As affordable healthcare continues to remain a national priority, Ethics Group remains committed to strengthening the supply chain systems that help make essential medicines accessible to millions of people across India.

Ethics Express, a logistics division of the Ethics Group of Companies, has successfully completed the inaugural round-trip operation of its dedicated rail parcel service on the Tejas Rajdhani Express, officially marking the launch of daily services between Mumbai and New Delhi. The first consignment arrived at New Delhi Railway Station from Mumbai as scheduled, demonstrating the speed, reliability, and operational precision of the newly launched service. Following the successful arrival, the return journey to Mumbai was formally inaugurated, making the Mumbai–Delhi–Mumbai corridor fully operational. The dedicated service is designed to provide businesses with a faster and more dependable logistics solution, offering door-to-door delivery in under 24 hours and station-to-station transit in approximately 16 hours. Operating daily in both directions, the service utilizes a dedicated 24-tonne parcel van on each route, creating a total carrying capacity of 48 tonnes per day. In addition to speed and capacity, customers benefit from real-time barcode-based tracking, along with end-to-end logistics support including pickup, handling, transportation, and last-mile delivery. Built on one of India’s most punctual premium rail services, the Tejas Rajdhani Express, the offering provides a cost-stable alternative to conventional road and air freight, helping businesses mitigate logistics challenges arising from fluctuating transportation costs. The successful launch was made possible through the collaboration of Indian Railways, valued customers, industry stakeholders, and the teams of Ethics Group of Companies and Ethics Express. The inauguration ceremonies held at both Mumbai Central and New Delhi Railway Station marked an important milestone in the company's vision of building faster, more reliable, and sustainable logistics solutions across India. With the Mumbai–Delhi corridor now operational, Ethics Express is actively evaluating additional routes to connect key industrial and commercial hubs, further strengthening India's multimodal logistics network.  

Ethics Express, a part of the Ethics Group of Companies, has officially inaugurated its dedicated Rail Parcel Service at Mumbai Central Railway Station, marking the commencement of daily commercial operations on the Mumbai–Delhi–Mumbai corridor via the Tejas Rajdhani Express (12951/12952). The launch represents a significant milestone in Ethics Express’ strategy to expand reliable, high-speed rail logistics solutions across India's major commercial corridors. Designed to address growing demand for time-sensitive freight movement, the service combines the speed of rail with end-to-end logistics execution. The dedicated service offers door-to-door delivery in less than 24 hours, station-to-station transit in approximately 16 hours, and daily round-trip operations between Mumbai and Delhi. With a 24-tonne dedicated parcel van in each direction, the corridor provides a total carrying capacity of 48 tonnes per day. Customers also benefit from real-time barcode-based parcel tracking, along with comprehensive pickup, handling, transportation, and last-mile delivery services. A key advantage of the new service is its operation on the fully electrified Tejas Rajdhani route. By leveraging electric traction, the offering is less exposed to fluctuations in diesel and aviation fuel prices, providing businesses with greater cost predictability and supply chain stability. The inauguration reflects Ethics Express' commitment to strengthening multimodal logistics infrastructure and delivering efficient transportation solutions that support businesses across industries. The company also acknowledged the support of Indian Railways and the dedication of its teams whose efforts helped bring the service into operation. With the Mumbai–Delhi corridor now operational, Ethics Express plans to expand its rail logistics network further, supporting faster freight movement, improved connectivity, and enhanced supply chain efficiency across the country.

The Ethics Group of Companies conducted a Financial Literacy & Insurance Awareness Camp at its corporate office in Gurugram, reinforcing its commitment to employee well-being and holistic development. The session focused on key aspects of personal finance, portfolio management, insurance planning, and risk protection, providing employees with practical knowledge to make informed financial decisions and strengthen their long-term financial security. Designed to offer real-world insights and actionable guidance, the workshop encouraged participants to build stronger financial foundations and plan confidently for the future. The initiative reflects Ethics Group’s people-first approach, recognising that empowering employees extends beyond professional growth to include financial awareness and personal well-being. Ethics Group expressed its appreciation to the trainers and employees whose active participation contributed to the success of the session.

The Ethics Group of Companies welcomed three IAS officers from the Pharmaceuticals & Medical Devices Bureau of India (PMBI) to its Central Warehouse in Haryana for an operational review visit. During the visit, the Ethics Group team provided a detailed walkthrough of its end-to-end warehouse operations, showcasing key processes including inbound handling, outbound operations, inventory stacking, and order processing. The interaction highlighted the Group’s structured and technology-enabled approach to ensuring seamless and efficient supply chain execution. As the trusted end-to-end supply chain partner for the Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojana (PMBJP), Ethics Group continues to play a critical role in supporting the nationwide distribution of affordable and quality medicines to Jan Aushadhi Kendras across India. The visit reflected the organisation’s continued focus on operational transparency, compliance, and healthcare supply chain excellence, reinforcing its commitment to strengthening public healthcare accessibility through reliable logistics infrastructure.