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Taxi Driver Returns Mobile Phone That Man Forgot In His Cab, Wins Hearts
Many on Twitter were impressed with his honesty and asked if the user rewarded him for his kind gesture.
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Mahindra Acquires 55 Per Cent Stake In Ride-Hailing Firm Meru Cabs
Mahindra & Mahindra will acquire a 55 per cent stake in radio taxi firm Meru Cabs, the company has announced in an exchange filing. The Indian auto giant will be making a primary investment of Rs. 103.5 crore by a fresh issue of shares in the company, in tranches. The final purchase price will be arrived at after making customary closing adjustmen...
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Mahindra And Meru To Launch Pilot EV Taxi Project In Hyderabad
Mahindra Electric and Meru Taxi have entered into a collaboration for launching a pilot project involving EV taxis in Hyderabad.
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Surge Pricing Officially Accepted Under New Taxi Permit Guidelines
The transport ministry committee also called for a national policy on so-called "shared mobility" to reduce congestion on urban roads.
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Taxi Service Meru Raises Rs. 150 Crores in Funding
Meru said it will use the funds to further strengthen foothold in the Indian market with a focus on providing quality service based on a sustainable business model.
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Petitions Against Surge Pricing Are as Misguided as Its Defence
Uber and Ola aren't going to get rich from surge pricing; but that doesn't mean we should blindly trust the algorithm just because they do.
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Meru Launches App-Based 'CarPool' Service
CarPool by Meru also comes with Paytm mobile wallet integration to offer its customers cashless travel.
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'App-Based Taxi Services Booming in Kolkata'
According to the West Bengal transport department, the number of applications seeking permit for the luxury cabs has multiplied.
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Why Swearing Off Ola but Not Uber Makes No Sense
The on-demand taxi services don't, or can't, enforce exclusivity, so why outrage about just one company?
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India's Booming Taxi-App Firms Endure Bumpy Ride
It's been a bumpy ride for the apps, from applications being rejected to impounding of cars, and angry protests from traditional taxi drivers.
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Taxi Driver Returns Mobile Phone That Man Forgot In His Cab, Wins Hearts
Many on Twitter were impressed with his honesty and asked if the user rewarded him for his kind gesture.
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Mahindra Acquires 55 Per Cent Stake In Ride-Hailing Firm Meru Cabs
Mahindra & Mahindra will acquire a 55 per cent stake in radio taxi firm Meru Cabs, the company has announced in an exchange filing. The Indian auto giant will be making a primary investment of Rs. 103.5 crore by a fresh issue of shares in the company, in tranches. The final purchase price will be arrived at after making customary closing adjustmen...
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Mahindra And Meru To Launch Pilot EV Taxi Project In Hyderabad
Mahindra Electric and Meru Taxi have entered into a collaboration for launching a pilot project involving EV taxis in Hyderabad.
-
Surge Pricing Officially Accepted Under New Taxi Permit Guidelines
The transport ministry committee also called for a national policy on so-called "shared mobility" to reduce congestion on urban roads.
-
Taxi Service Meru Raises Rs. 150 Crores in Funding
Meru said it will use the funds to further strengthen foothold in the Indian market with a focus on providing quality service based on a sustainable business model.
-
Petitions Against Surge Pricing Are as Misguided as Its Defence
Uber and Ola aren't going to get rich from surge pricing; but that doesn't mean we should blindly trust the algorithm just because they do.
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Meru Launches App-Based 'CarPool' Service
CarPool by Meru also comes with Paytm mobile wallet integration to offer its customers cashless travel.
-
'App-Based Taxi Services Booming in Kolkata'
According to the West Bengal transport department, the number of applications seeking permit for the luxury cabs has multiplied.
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Why Swearing Off Ola but Not Uber Makes No Sense
The on-demand taxi services don't, or can't, enforce exclusivity, so why outrage about just one company?
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India's Booming Taxi-App Firms Endure Bumpy Ride
It's been a bumpy ride for the apps, from applications being rejected to impounding of cars, and angry protests from traditional taxi drivers.
