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Union minister for cooperatives said the zero-commission platform will end exploitation by ride-hailing aggregators; claims predatory pricing by rivals won’t derail expansion plans

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Union minister for cooperatives said the zero-commission platform will end exploitation by ride-hailing aggregators; claims predatory pricing by rivals won’t derail expansion plans

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Union minister for cooperatives said the zero-commission platform will end exploitation by ride-hailing aggregators; claims predatory pricing by rivals won’t derail expansion plans

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  • Edition: IN
  • Fetched: Sat, 27 Jun 2026 13:24:03 GMT
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