New Delhi: Small and medium retailers, facing heat from intense competition from e-commerce and quick-commerce platforms, through their association FRAI, have urged the government to create a dedicated technology platform, which will help them to compete with hyperlocal delivery platforms on an equal footing. The Federation of Retailer Association of India (FRAI) has sought creating…
Google-backed Namma Yatri becomes tech service provider for Indian Govt’s ride-hailing platform, Bharat Taxi’s zero-commission initiative Startup Pedia Source link
Small retailers under threat as quick commerce surges; FRAI urges ‘Bharat Taxi’-style platform, backs ONDC support Storyboard18 Source link
Cooperation minister Amit Shah confirmed the Bharat Taxi tie-up in a written reply to the Lok Sabha on 2 December, noting that the cooperative model allows drivers to retain 100% of fares and have board representation besides receiving annual dividends and a share of profits. Namma Yatri won a multi-year tender following a three-month bidding…
Bharat Taxi, India’s newest ride-hailing platform, chooses Namma Yatri as tech platform | Company Business News livemint.com Source link
Elon Musk on Saturday slammed the European Union’s $140 million fine on his social media platform X, calling the penalty “crazy” and “insane” in a post on the site. Taking to the site, he said, “The EU imposed this crazy fine not just on @X, but also on me personally, which is even more insane!”“Therefore,…
India’s government targets Uber, Ola with plan to launch zero-commission rideshare platform theregister.com Source link
Vadodara: Even before its full-fledged nationwide rollout, India’s Bharat Taxi — billed as the world’s first national ride-hailing mobility cooperative fully owned by drivers — emerged as the world’s largest driver-owned mobility collective.Promoted by eight major national cooperatives, the Sahakar Taxi Cooperative Limited already onboarded over 51,000 drivers across Delhi and Gujarat’s Saurashtra region in…
Even before launch, Bharat Taxi turns world’s largest driver-owned platform The Times of India Source link
Even before launch, Bharat Taxi turns world’s largest driver-owned platform Times of India Source link