📅📢 Happening Tomorrow Can India Build a Harmonised Regulatory Framework for Bike Taxi Services? Bike taxi services have emerged as an important mobility option across India. Yet, differing regulatory approaches across states continue to create uncertainty for commuters, drivers, platforms, and policymakers. On 14 July 2026, #CUTSInternational will launch a new report examining pathways towards a more harmonised regulatory framework for bike taxi services in India. Key findings from the report perspectives from policymakers and industry leaders. Discussion on the future of urban mobility regulations. Registrations are now open. To register please scan the QR code or click the link below. https://lnkd.in/giVaiKyb Gopal Krishna Agarwal Dr. Nitin R. Gokarn Pradeep Mehta Amol Kulkarni Varidhi Singh VIJAY S. Ujjwal Kumar Neha Shrivastava Tasmita Sengupta Yamini Kumawat Madhvendra Singh Panwar Ram Saran Bhavika Khatter NITI Aayog , Suman K. Bery Amitabh Kant Manasvi Mann Rohit Rathod Shantanu S. Sudhir Krishna Shakti Sinha The Economic Times Money Control The Hindu ABHAY DAMLE SUMANTA BISWAS Pratyush Banerjee Chhavi Banswal Paroma BHAT Electric One Gaurav Bhatiani Nikhil R. Anil Sasi Pravesh Biyani Shreya Yadav Aditya Prakash Rao Bhartiya janta Party bjp #MobilityPolicy #UrbanMobility #BikeTaxi #TransportPolicy #PublicPolicy #OLA #UBER #RAPIDO
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📅📢 Live Now Can India Build a Harmonised Regulatory Framework for Bike Taxi Services? Bike taxi services have emerged as an important mobility option across India. Yet, differing regulatory approaches across states continue to create uncertainty for commuters, drivers, platforms, and policymakers. On 14 July 2026, #CUTSInternational will launch a new report examining pathways towards a more harmonised regulatory framework for bike taxi services in India. Key findings from the report perspectives from policymakers and industry leaders. Discussion on the future of urban mobility regulations. Gopal Krishna Agarwal Dr. Nitin R. Gokarn Pradeep Mehta Amol Kulkarni Varidhi Singh VIJAY S. Ujjwal Kumar Neha Shrivastava Tasmita Sengupta Yamini Kumawat Madhvendra Singh Panwar Ram Saran Bhavika Khatter NITI Aayog , Suman K. Bery Amitabh Kant Manasvi Mann Rohit Rathod Shantanu S. Sudhir Krishna Shakti Sinha The Economic Times Money Control The Hindu ABHAY DAMLE SUMANTA BISWAS Pratyush Banerjee Chhavi Banswal Paroma BHAT Electric One Gaurav Bhatiani Nikhil R. Anil Sasi Pravesh Biyani Shreya Yadav Aditya Prakash Rao Bhartiya janta Party bjp #MobilityPolicy #UrbanMobility #BikeTaxi #TransportPolicy #PublicPolicy #OLA #UBER #RAPIDO Join Us Now at :-https://lnkd.in/g4nyY8GX
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Dear CUTS International Policy cannot be built only in boardrooms and air-conditioned conference halls. It must be shaped by the voices of those who face the realities on the ground every day. Why are trade unions and worker representatives not invited as equal stakeholders before mobility policies are drafted? Why aren't tripartite consultations involving government, platform companies, and workers made mandatory? Across the world, responsible platform companies and policymakers maintain continuous dialogue with worker unions, seek official feedback, and improve policies based on real-world experience. Why is India still ignoring this democratic process? When workers' voices are excluded, policies fail to address ground realities. The result is unfair fares, algorithmic exploitation, lack of social security, and increasing hardship for millions of gig and platform workers. TGPWU urges all policymakers and platform CEOs to move beyond consultations on paper. Engage directly with recognised worker unions, value our evidence-based suggestions, and build policies with workers—not merely for workers. To be fair, Uber has, at times, shown greater willingness to engage in dialogue and hear feedback from worker representatives. However, consultations must become regular, transparent, and meaningful—not occasional. All platform companies should institutionalise continuous engagement with recognised trade unions so that workers' voices are reflected in every major policy and operational decision. Nothing about workers should be decided without workers. #GigWorkers #PlatformWorkers #UrbanMobility #MobilityPolicy #TGPWU #SocialDialogue #WorkersRights #FairPolicy
📅📢 Live Now Can India Build a Harmonised Regulatory Framework for Bike Taxi Services? Bike taxi services have emerged as an important mobility option across India. Yet, differing regulatory approaches across states continue to create uncertainty for commuters, drivers, platforms, and policymakers. On 14 July 2026, #CUTSInternational will launch a new report examining pathways towards a more harmonised regulatory framework for bike taxi services in India. Key findings from the report perspectives from policymakers and industry leaders. Discussion on the future of urban mobility regulations. Gopal Krishna Agarwal Dr. Nitin R. Gokarn Pradeep Mehta Amol Kulkarni Varidhi Singh VIJAY S. Ujjwal Kumar Neha Shrivastava Tasmita Sengupta Yamini Kumawat Madhvendra Singh Panwar Ram Saran Bhavika Khatter NITI Aayog , Suman K. Bery Amitabh Kant Manasvi Mann Rohit Rathod Shantanu S. Sudhir Krishna Shakti Sinha The Economic Times Money Control The Hindu ABHAY DAMLE SUMANTA BISWAS Pratyush Banerjee Chhavi Banswal Paroma BHAT Electric One Gaurav Bhatiani Nikhil R. Anil Sasi Pravesh Biyani Shreya Yadav Aditya Prakash Rao Bhartiya janta Party bjp #MobilityPolicy #UrbanMobility #BikeTaxi #TransportPolicy #PublicPolicy #OLA #UBER #RAPIDO Join Us Now at :-https://lnkd.in/g4nyY8GX
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Can India Build a Harmonised Regulatory Framework for Bike Taxi Services? Bike taxi services have emerged as an important mobility option across India. Yet, differing regulatory approaches across states continue to create uncertainty for commuters, drivers, platforms, and policymakers. On 14 July 2026, #CUTSInternational will launch a new report examining pathways towards a more harmonised regulatory framework for bike taxi services in India. Key findings from the report perspectives from policymakers and industry leaders. Discussion on the future of urban mobility regulations. Registrations are now open. To register please scan the QR code or click the link below. https://lnkd.in/giVaiKyb Gopal Krishna Agarwal Dr. Nitin R. Gokarn Pradeep Mehta Amol Kulkarni Varidhi Singh, VIJAY S., Ujjwal Kumar, Neha Shrivastava, Tasmita Sengupta Yamini Kumawat Madhvendra Singh Panwar Ram Saran, Bhavika Khatter NITI Aayog, Suman K. Bery, Amitabh Kant,Manasvi Mann, Rohit Rathod Shantanu S. Sudhir Krishna, Shakti Sinha The Economic Times, Money Control The Hindu ABHAY DAMLE SUMANTA BISWAS Pratyush Banerjee Chhavi Banswal Paroma BHAT Electric One Gaurav Bhatiani Dhanya M B Anil Sasi Pravesh Biyani Aditya Prakash Rao SOURAV DHAR Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) #MobilityPolicy #UrbanMobility #BikeTaxi #TransportPolicy #PublicPolicy #OLA #UBER #RAPIDO
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📢 Live Now 🎥 Join Us at: https://lnkd.in/g4nyY8GX Can India Build a Harmonised Regulatory Framework for Bike Taxi Services? #CUTSInternational launched a new report examining pathways towards a more harmonised regulatory framework for bike taxi services in India. Key findings from the report perspectives from policymakers and industry leaders. Discussion on the future of urban mobility regulations. Gopal Krishna Agarwal Dr. Nitin R. Gokarn Pradeep Mehta Amol Kulkarni Varidhi Singh VIJAY S. Ujjwal Kumar Neha Shrivastava Tasmita Sengupta Madhvendra Singh Panwar Ram Saran Bhavika Khatter Suman K. Bery Amitabh Kant Manasvi Mann Rohit Rathod Shantanu S. The Economic Times Money Control The Hindu Chhavi Banswal Paroma BHAT Electric One Nikhil R. Anil Sasi Pravesh Biyani Shreya Yadav #MobilityPolicy #UrbanMobility #BikeTaxi #TransportPolicy #PublicPolicy #OLA #UBER #RAPIDO
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📢 Live Now 🎥 Join Us : https://lnkd.in/g4nyY8GX Can India Build a Harmonised Regulatory Framework for Bike Taxi Services? Bike taxi services have emerged as an important mobility option across India. Yet, differing regulatory approaches across states continue to create uncertainty for commuters, drivers, platforms, and policymakers. #CUTSInternational launched a new report examining pathways towards a more harmonised regulatory framework for bike taxi services in India. Key findings from the report perspectives from policymakers and industry leaders. Discussion on the future of urban mobility regulations. Gopal Krishna Agarwal Dr. Nitin R. Gokarn Pradeep Mehta Amol Kulkarni Varidhi Singh VIJAY S. Ujjwal Kumar Neha Shrivastava Tasmita Sengupta Madhvendra Singh Panwar Ram Saran Bhavika Khatter Suman K. Bery Amitabh Kant Manasvi Mann Rohit Rathod Shantanu S. The Economic Times Money Control The Hindu Chhavi Banswal Paroma BHAT Electric One Nikhil R. Anil Sasi Pravesh Biyani Shreya Yadav #MobilityPolicy #UrbanMobility #BikeTaxi #TransportPolicy #PublicPolicy #OLA #UBER #RAPIDO
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📢 Live Now 🎥 Join Us : https://lnkd.in/g4nyY8GX Can India Build a Harmonised Regulatory Framework for Bike Taxi Services? #CUTSInternational launched a new report examining pathways towards a more harmonised regulatory framework for bike taxi services in India. Key findings from the report perspectives from policymakers and industry leaders. Discussion on the future of urban mobility regulations. Gopal Krishna Agarwal Dr. Nitin R. Gokarn Pradeep Mehta Amol Kulkarni Varidhi Singh VIJAY S. Ujjwal Kumar Neha Shrivastava Tasmita Sengupta Madhvendra Singh Panwar Ram Saran Bhavika Khatter Suman K. Bery Amitabh Kant Manasvi Mann Rohit Rathod Shantanu S. The Economic Times Money Control The Hindu Chhavi Banswal Paroma BHAT Electric One Nikhil R. Anil Sasi Pravesh Biyani Shreya Yadav #MobilityPolicy #UrbanMobility #BikeTaxi #TransportPolicy #PublicPolicy #OLA #UBER #RAPIDO
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📢 Live Now 🎥 Join Us :https://lnkd.in/gVHzr4fm Panel Discussion II -"Bike Taxis in India's Mobility Ecosystem: Innovation, Livelihoods and Consumer Welfare" Can India Build a Harmonised Regulatory Framework for Bike Taxi Services? #CUTSInternational launched a new report examining pathways towards a more harmonised regulatory framework for bike taxi services in India. Key findings from the report perspectives from policymakers and industry leaders. Discussion on the future of urban mobility regulations. Gopal Krishna Agarwal Dr. Nitin R. Gokarn Pradeep Mehta Amol Kulkarni Varidhi Singh VIJAY S. Ujjwal Kumar Neha Shrivastava Tasmita Sengupta Madhvendra Singh Panwar Ram Saran Bhavika Khatter Suman K. Bery Amitabh Kant Manasvi Mann Rohit Rathod Shantanu S. The Economic Times Money Control The Hindu Chhavi Banswal Paroma BHAT Electric One Nikhil R. Anil Sasi Pravesh Biyani Shreya Yadav #MobilityPolicy #UrbanMobility #BikeTaxi #TransportPolicy #PublicPolicy #OLA #UBER #RAPIDO
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📢 Live Now 🎥 Join Us :https://lnkd.in/gVHzr4fm Panel Discussion II -"Bike Taxis in India's Mobility Ecosystem: Innovation, Livelihoods and Consumer Welfare" Can India Build a Harmonised Regulatory Framework for Bike Taxi Services? #CUTSInternational launched a new report examining pathways towards a more harmonised regulatory framework for bike taxi services in India. Key findings from the report perspectives from policymakers and industry leaders. Discussion on the future of urban mobility regulations. Gopal Krishna Agarwal Dr. Nitin R. Gokarn Pradeep Mehta Amol Kulkarni Varidhi Singh VIJAY S. Ujjwal Kumar Neha Shrivastava Tasmita Sengupta Madhvendra Singh Panwar Ram Saran Bhavika Khatter Suman K. Bery Amitabh Kant Manasvi Mann Rohit Rathod Shantanu S. The Economic Times Money Control The Hindu Chhavi Banswal Paroma BHAT Electric One Nikhil R. Anil Sasi Pravesh Biyani Shreya Yadav #MobilityPolicy #UrbanMobility #BikeTaxi #TransportPolicy #PublicPolicy #OLA #UBER #RAPIDO
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India's mobility future must be affordable, accessible, and innovation-driven. Launch the CUTS International report, "Harmonising Bike Taxi Regulations in India: An Evidence-Based Assessment and Suggested Pathways for Reform." The report presents a strong case for a harmonised regulatory framework that can improve first- and last-mile connectivity, enhance commuter safety, generate sustainable livelihoods, and provide regulatory certainty for platforms and riders. Bike taxis are not merely a transport option—they are an important component of India's evolving urban mobility ecosystem, offering affordable travel while creating income opportunities for thousands of gig workers. As India advances its Ease of Living agenda, we must adopt evidence-based policies that balance innovation, safety, and public interest. A predictable and uniform regulatory framework, coupled with stronger safety standards, platform accountability, and support for electric mobility, can unlock the full potential of this sector. I congratulate CUTS International for this timely and insightful research, which provides a constructive roadmap for policymakers across the country. https://lnkd.in/gSDd3AHq #BikeTaxi #UrbanMobility #EaseOfLiving #PolicyResearch #GigEconomy #RoadSafety #EVMobility #SustainableTransport #CUTSInternational #India
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Many thanks, Gopalji, for your solid contributions to the cause of cheap public transport. Hope Nitin Gadkari ji is listening. After all, gig workers in the food and grocery sector are using their own two wheelers to carry out their own functions smoothly, but they don't need a commercial vehicle licence. CUTS International Road Safety Network Amol Kulkarni Tasmita Sengupta Madhvendra Singh Panwar Varidhi Singh Amrat Singh Amar Deep Singh
National Spokesperson of BJP, Chartered Accountant and Economist, Independent Director BPCL and ICSI (IIP) former director BOB, NEEPCO, govt nominee IICA and ICSI Board and member task force on MSME MoF GOI
India's mobility future must be affordable, accessible, and innovation-driven. Launch the CUTS International report, "Harmonising Bike Taxi Regulations in India: An Evidence-Based Assessment and Suggested Pathways for Reform." The report presents a strong case for a harmonised regulatory framework that can improve first- and last-mile connectivity, enhance commuter safety, generate sustainable livelihoods, and provide regulatory certainty for platforms and riders. Bike taxis are not merely a transport option—they are an important component of India's evolving urban mobility ecosystem, offering affordable travel while creating income opportunities for thousands of gig workers. As India advances its Ease of Living agenda, we must adopt evidence-based policies that balance innovation, safety, and public interest. A predictable and uniform regulatory framework, coupled with stronger safety standards, platform accountability, and support for electric mobility, can unlock the full potential of this sector. I congratulate CUTS International for this timely and insightful research, which provides a constructive roadmap for policymakers across the country. https://lnkd.in/gSDd3AHq #BikeTaxi #UrbanMobility #EaseOfLiving #PolicyResearch #GigEconomy #RoadSafety #EVMobility #SustainableTransport #CUTSInternational #India
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