NAFED, IFFCO-backed Bharat Taxi is India's 1st cooperative ride-hailing service
Bharat Taxi just rolled out as India's first ride-hailing service run by a cooperative, with backing from big names like NAFED, IFFCO, and AMUL.
You can grab the app on Google Play or the App Store.
Right now, it's live in Delhi-NCR and Gujarat, but they're aiming to go nationwide within the next 3 years (by February 2029).
Drivers keep 80% of their fares
Unlike Uber or Ola, Bharat Taxi doesn't take a commission from drivers—just a flat ₹30 daily access fee. This means drivers keep 80% of their fares.
Rides are available, and you can book bikes, autos, economy cabs, sedans—whatever fits your vibe.
Safety features include emergency assistance and verified drivers
Safety features include emergency assistance and tie-ups with local police, emergency alerts, siren button, and only verified drivers behind the wheel.
With over 3-4 lakh drivers doing more than 10k rides daily—and some fares could be up to 30% cheaper than rivals—it's worth checking out if you want something new (and maybe fairer) next time you need a ride.