Preparing for a Mass Movement via a Vast Departmental Network

Dr. Samit Sharma, Secretary and Registrar of the Cooperative Department, furthered the campaign at the Government Secretariat and Nehru Sahakar Bhawan. He stated that the department would utilize its extensive network to turn this initiative into a ‘mass movement’ (Jan-Andolan).

Key Features of the Campaign:

• Widespread Reach: Earthen water pots and water containers will be installed across cooperative bank branches, KVSS (Kraya Vikraya Sahakari Samitis), and Gram Seva Cooperative Society premises throughout the state.
• Regular Maintenance: Strict instructions have been issued to officials to clean the water containers daily and refill them with fresh drinking water to prevent the risk of waterborne diseases and mosquito breeding.
• Provision for Food: Along with water, arrangements for regular bird feed (Chugga) will also be ensured.

Participation of Every Section of Society

The department has called upon public representatives, philanthropists, NGOs, and the general public to join this noble cause. The Secretary emphasized that the Indian Constitution and Rajasthan’s rich cultural traditions teach us lessons of compassion towards living beings and environmental conservation. This initiative is not merely limited to providing water to animals and birds; it is an effort to strengthen the spirit of compassion and sensitivity within society.

Relief for Visitors at Offices

Along with this campaign, the department has issued special directives to all offices and cooperative societies under its jurisdiction for the convenience of visitors. Given the intense heat, the following measures have been ordered:

• Adequate arrangements for clean and cool drinking water must be made for farmers, consumers, and the general public visiting the offices.
• Instructions have been issued to ensure shaded rest areas and proper seating arrangements within all office and society premises.

The department believes that along with performing official duties, adhering to human values is a primary responsibility of every officer and employee.

Disclaimer: This news article has been prepared keeping in mind official departmental information and human values. Its purpose is to spread awareness regarding environmental conservation.

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Unique Features of ‘Bharat Taxi’

In a dialogue program held at the Apex Bank auditorium, the Minister of Cooperatives explained that this service is entirely different from private taxi aggregator companies. Its key features include:

• Drivers as Owners: The most significant aspect of this model is that there is no external corporate owner; the drivers (Saarthis) themselves are the actual owners of the service.
• Transparency and Security: ‘Bharat Taxi’ is built on four core principles: ownership, a safety shield, respect, and equal distribution of dividends.
• No Arbitrary Practices: In this model, no driver’s account will be deactivated without a hearing. Furthermore, drivers will be completely freed from hidden charges and the heavy subscription fees often imposed by private companies.

Proposed Launch in the First Week of June

Following successful operations in cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Lucknow, and Chandigarh, the launch of this service is proposed for Jaipur in the first week of June 2026. Minister Shri Dak urged the drivers to join this indigenous cooperative initiative in large numbers, which will effectively curb the monopolistic practices of private companies.

Enthusiasm Among Drivers

During the dialogue, drivers present noted that while working with private companies, they often face exploitation, with a large portion of their earnings taken as commission. The drivers expressed confidence that through ‘Bharat Taxi’, they would establish Rajasthan as a ‘role model’ in this sector.

The event was attended by Special Assistant Dr. Suraj Singh Negi, Additional Registrar Shri Bhomaram, Apex Bank Managing Director Shri Ranjeet Singh Chundawat, and Bharat Taxi City Head (Jaipur) Shri Abhishek Charan, among other officials.

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