The first government-run taxis will arrive in Delhi in November - Bharat Taxi will take on Ola and Uber! The driver will receive 100% of the money.

The first government taxi service in the country is about to start. The service is called India Taxi. As a pilot project, it will first start in Delhi from November, with 650 drivers. After Delhi, it will be extended to other parts of the country. Five thousand drivers across the country will be associated with this scheme, including women drivers. At present, private companies like Ola and Uber are working in the field of taxi service in the country. But many times questions related to their safety come up, due to which the government is going to start its own supervised taxi service in the country. Bharat Taxi is the first national cooperative ride-hailing platform jointly launched by the Ministry of Cooperation and the National e-Governance Division. The driver will also be a co-owner. The government has recently signed an MoU with Sahakar Taxi Cooperative Limited for this. The Bharat Taxi app will be similar to Ola and Uber. It can be downloaded from the App Store in November. The app is available in four languages - English, Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati. The special thing is that only the driver will get 100 percent of the money for every ride done through this app. On a daily, weekly or monthly basis, the driver will have to pay a fee and these charges will be very normal.