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Ride • 6m

How does namma yatri make money? This don't add up. "it's a CSR initiative" the cost to run something at this scale is too much to be pure CSR. It has to make money somehow. "They will introduce credit for drivers" high risk, won't be enough revenu

Varun Anantha

Stealth • 6m

It runs on the subscription model and the charges aren't known publicly. But it's sure that drivers subscribe to namma yatri per day basis and gives zero extra commission to them.

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Ride • 6m

AFAIK the daily charges are Rs 25. Considering the average driver takes 25 trips, the costs are more than 25

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