A cooperative taxi service will be launched in near future, in which registration of two wheelers, taxis, rickshaws and four wheelers will be possible and the profit will go directly to the cab driver.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah gave this information while replying to the discussion on Tribhuvan Sahkari University Bill, 2025 in the Lok Sabha.
Taxi-service cooperative will be formed
Based on principles of “Sahakar se Samriddhi”, a taxi-service cooperative will be formed by willing taxi drivers and the management will rest with the members of such society.
The objective of this initiative is to ensure democratic management by active participation of all members and to ensure that maximum profit earned by such cooperative taxi society is distributed equitably among the taxi drivers who will be members of that society.
Taxi drivers will benefit
Such an initiative will lead to overall prosperity and improving the income, working conditions, and standard of living for such taxi drivers/members of the cooperative society while providing better services to the consumers.
Sahkar or Cooperation is a concept where a group of people voluntarily come together and form a cooperative society or Sahkari society based on mutual benefit and common economic interest. Sahkari models of economic cooperation have been found to be more fruitful for its members, being more equitable and resulting in inclusive growth for all, like in the case of Amul.
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