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Woman Tweets About Cab Driver Who Kept Texting Her. Uber Replied
In Facebook and Twitter posts addressed to Uber, Pune resident Ambika Sharma Anavkar details how a cab driver continuously texted her days after she booked a ride for her relatives. Her posts have since prompted the cab company to start an investigation and take action against the driver, barring him from using the app.
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Ban on Diesel Cabs in Delhi Not Implemented Against All, High Court Told
The Delhi High Court has been told that its order upholding a ban on diesel cabs providing point-to-point service in the city was being implemented only against Ola while other app-based taxi services were violating it with impunity.
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Her Delhi Taxi Allegedly Went Up in Flames. Heres What She Did.
A woman allegedly had to jump out of a radiocab after it caught fire in Delhi late Tuesday. "My family would have ended last night," says her husband Kapil Kaul in a Facebook post addressed to taxi service EasyCabs. The cab company, however, denies that the car caught fire, though admitting that there was smoke.
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Delhi High Court Dismisses Ola Cabs' Plea Against Ban
The Delhi High Court today dismissed app-based cab service provider Ola's plea against a single judge's order asking the Delhi government to "strictly enforce" the ban imposed by it on January 1.
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Here Is the Difference Between Radio Taxis and Uber Cabs
A day after the Delhi police issued a notice asking Uber to formally join the investigation into an alleged rape of a young woman by a driver belonging to the popular ridesharing service, at the Uber office in Gurgaon, no one reported in to work.
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Rahul Gandhi rides the Delhi Metro, then takes radio taxi
He may be one of the most carefully-protected VIPs in the country, but Rahul Gandhi took not one but two types of public transport today.
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Delhi to have 15000 radio cabs before Games
It will be a smooth ride for tourists and citizens during the Commonwealth Games here as Delhi government estimates that around 15,000 radio taxis will be on the roads by October."There is no hurdle to obtain licences (to operate radio taxis). Anyone who fulfils the conditions can get it without difficulty. In fact, we are encouraging people to tra...
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Woman Tweets About Cab Driver Who Kept Texting Her. Uber Replied
In Facebook and Twitter posts addressed to Uber, Pune resident Ambika Sharma Anavkar details how a cab driver continuously texted her days after she booked a ride for her relatives. Her posts have since prompted the cab company to start an investigation and take action against the driver, barring him from using the app.
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Ban on Diesel Cabs in Delhi Not Implemented Against All, High Court Told
The Delhi High Court has been told that its order upholding a ban on diesel cabs providing point-to-point service in the city was being implemented only against Ola while other app-based taxi services were violating it with impunity.
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Her Delhi Taxi Allegedly Went Up in Flames. Heres What She Did.
A woman allegedly had to jump out of a radiocab after it caught fire in Delhi late Tuesday. "My family would have ended last night," says her husband Kapil Kaul in a Facebook post addressed to taxi service EasyCabs. The cab company, however, denies that the car caught fire, though admitting that there was smoke.
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Delhi High Court Dismisses Ola Cabs' Plea Against Ban
The Delhi High Court today dismissed app-based cab service provider Ola's plea against a single judge's order asking the Delhi government to "strictly enforce" the ban imposed by it on January 1.
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Here Is the Difference Between Radio Taxis and Uber Cabs
A day after the Delhi police issued a notice asking Uber to formally join the investigation into an alleged rape of a young woman by a driver belonging to the popular ridesharing service, at the Uber office in Gurgaon, no one reported in to work.
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Rahul Gandhi rides the Delhi Metro, then takes radio taxi
He may be one of the most carefully-protected VIPs in the country, but Rahul Gandhi took not one but two types of public transport today.
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Delhi to have 15000 radio cabs before Games
It will be a smooth ride for tourists and citizens during the Commonwealth Games here as Delhi government estimates that around 15,000 radio taxis will be on the roads by October."There is no hurdle to obtain licences (to operate radio taxis). Anyone who fulfils the conditions can get it without difficulty. In fact, we are encouraging people to tra...
