Bharat Taxi, a new cooperative inspired by the success of the Anand Milk Union Limited (Amul), is set to take on ride-sharing companies such as Uber and Ola. But how do such cooperatives work?

Bharat Taxi drivers are expected to retain between 80-100% of their daily earnings, with only a nominal daily or monthly ...

Bharat Taxi operates on a zero-commission and surge-free pricing model with direct profit distribution to drivers.

The Bharat Taxi app offers a government-backed alternative to Ola, Uber, and Rapido, featuring surge-free rides, zero commission for drivers, and enhanced safety measures.

Govt-backed ride-hailing platform faces early demand, earnings challenges despite zero commission and stable pricing ...

Bharat Taxi is set to launch in New Delhi on Thursday as a cooperative-based alternative to Uber and Ola. Backed by the ...

Bharat Taxi, a government-backed cooperative cab app, launches in Delhi today, offering zero commissions for drivers and ...

The app will be formally launched at 3 pm on February 5, 2026, by Union Minister of Cooperation Amit Shah, marking the start ...

Bharat Taxi allows users to book city rides, intercity travel and metro-linked trips. Ride options include AC and non-AC cars ...

Bharat Taxi is set for its official launch today, at 3 pm. The app is a government-backed service that will take on private ...

Government-backed Bharat Taxi launches with zero-commission model, lower fares, and driver ownership to reshape India’s ...

Bharat Taxi has officially launched as a government-backed, driver-owned ride-hailing platform, promising fair fares, no ...