Indian government will launch Bharat Taxi in Delhi next month, offering a cooperative, driver‑owned alternative to Ola and Uber. Built with NeGD, the pilot starts with 650 owner‑driven vehicles and will expand to 20 cities by 2030, targeting 1 lakh drivers. Managed by Sahakar Taxi Cooperative with ₹300 crore capital, drivers retain 100% earnings. Union Home Minister Amit Shah endorsed it as part of PM Modi’s vision for fair mobility.
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