Government to Launch Ola, Uber-like ‘Sahkar’ Taxi Service: Amit Shah Announces in Parliament
- The government is launching 'Sahkar Taxi', a cooperative ride-hailing service aimed at increasing drivers' earnings by removing intermediaries, announced by Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Parliament.
- Cooperative societies will be able to register various vehicles under this scheme, including taxis, rickshaws, and two-wheelers, ensuring drivers keep their full earnings, as stated by Amit Shah.
- This initiative aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of 'Sahkar Se Samriddhi' .
- The launch of 'Sahkar Taxi' is timely as major platforms like Ola and Uber face scrutiny over unfair pricing practices, with the government investigating these issues further.
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How Central govt's 'Sahkar Taxi', a cooperative-based ride-hailing service, will benefit drivers
In a significant development, Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah has announced that the Central government will introduce 'Sahkar' taxi, a cooperative-run ride-hailing service modelled after Uber and Ola. While addressing a debate in Lok Sabha, Amit Shah said the initiative is in line with the Prime Minister's slogan "sahkar se samriddhi" (prosperity through cooperation). “In the coming months, we will establish a large-scale cooperat…
Government to launch 'Sahkar Taxi'
The Indian government is gearing up to launch ‘Sahkar Taxi’ — a cooperative-based ride-hailing platform set to rival apps like Ola and Uber. Announced by Union Home Minister Amit Shah in the Lok Sabha, this service aims to directly benefit drivers, cutting out intermediaries and ensuring fair pay. The move comes amid a backlash against current platforms over discriminatory pricing based on device types. With the government stepping in, the futur…
‘Sahkar Taxi’ To Launch Soon, Here's How Govt Plans To Help Drivers Earn More
Unlike Ola and Uber, this service will allow drivers to register their two-wheelers, taxis, rickshaws, and four-wheelers through cooperative societies—without middlemen taking a share of their earnings.
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