Bharat Taxi is slated to rival the Ola, Uber and Rapido, while being a government-backed entity Bharat Taxi app was launched on a pilot basis in Delhi on December 2, 2025, and it is currently averaging 5,500 rides daily. These include 4,000 from the airport and around 1,500 from all the other locations. What is…
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A new government-supported entrant is beginning to make its mark in India’s competitive ride-hailing market. Bharat Taxi, a cooperative-based cab aggregation app backed by the Ministry of Cooperation, is witnessing strong early traction, with tens of thousands of users signing up daily just days after its launch. According to an update shared by the Ministry…
Bharat Taxi is available on Android and iOS What’s the story Bharat Taxi, a government-supported cab-hailing service backed by the Ministry of Cooperation, is witnessing a surge in user interest across India. The platform has been seeing tens of thousands of new registrations every day over the past two days. It is available on both…
A new government-supported cab-hailing app is quietly picking up pace across India. Bharat Taxi, backed by the Ministry of Cooperation, has seen a sharp jump in user interest just days after going live, with tens of thousands of new registrations pouring in daily. The platform is now available on both Android and iOS, and our…
Bharat Taxi, a new ride-hailing app supported by Amul, IFFCO, and NABARD, is launching in Delhi NCR and parts of Gujarat in January 2026. There are plans to expand to other cities, such as Mumbai and Pune, in the following months. What’s different about Bharat Taxi? Unlike other apps, Bharat Taxi promises no surge pricing…
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