Bharat Taxi to launch across 14 Gujarat cities, challenging Uber and Ola
Union Cooperation Minister Amit Shah will roll out Bharat Taxi, a driver-owned cooperative cab service, across 14 Gujarat cities. The state-backed model directly targets Uber and Ola's grip on urban ride-hailing, testing whether a cooperative structure can scale against private platforms.
Union Cooperation Minister Amit Shah will launch Bharat Taxi, a driver-owned cooperative cab service, across 14 Gujarat cities, expanding the government's cooperative-model challenge to private ride-hailing platforms in urban mobility.
Why this matters
Builds on Bharat Taxi's expansion to 35 lakh users and 6 lakh drivers under a zero-commission cooperative model, and its push into 55-60 small cities using bikes and autos.
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