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Food Delivery Online: 11 Reasons Why Zomato Might Just Be Your Best Friend
From on-time deliveries and exclusive discounts to special features like Veg Mode and festive collections, find out how Zomato can make every meal better.
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Foul-Mouthed AI Bot Takes Customer Service Training To A New Level
Artificial Intelligence is being used for a novel purpose: training customer service staff to handle irate customers through an AI-powered, foul-mouthed robot.
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Airtel and Google Cloud Enter a Strategic Partnership to Build AI-Powered Cloud Services for Enterprises
Airtel and Google Cloud have collaborated to build and deploy artificial intelligence (AI)-powered cloud services for enterprises in the Indian market. Through this partnership, Airtel aims to use Google’s cloud solution suite and build server-based services including various analytics tools, IoT products, and more. The telecom operator also plan...
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Indian Railways Working on 'Super App' With Features Offered by Multiple Apps: Report
Indian Railways working on an app that will perform several functions, allowing users to access a single app for a variety of services offered by the railways, according to a report. While customers currently have to download multiple apps to book tickets or check their PNR status and track the progress of a train, a new and unified app will combin...
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Wag Pet Care Platform Starts Accepting Dogecoin in Payment for Services
Wag, an American pet-care services company, has now decided to jump onto the bandwagon and accept cryptocurrency, including Dogecoin, as payment through BitPay. It said pet parents can use cryptocurrency to purchase credits, that can be used to pay for on-demand dog walks, overnight care, pet training,
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IRCTC Launches Online Bus Booking Services
Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Limited (IRCTC) said on Friday that it has launched an online bus booking service that went live on January 29. It will give last mile connectivity to the travellers already using the IRCTC services for booking train and flight tickets.
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Amazon India Launches Train Ticket Booking Service in Partnership With IRCTC
Amazon India has partnered with Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) to let passengers book train tickets on the e-retail platform. As of now, the booking feature is only available on Amazon’s mobile website or the app for Android users only. Amazon boasts of several helpful features to make the booking process convenient for c...
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Bill Gates Invests $78 Million in Satellite Antenna Firm Kymeta
Bill Gates is leading satellite antenna firm Kymeta’s latest funding round with a $78 million investment. The company plans to launch a monthly subscription service for satellite-based internet to government customers later this year.
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Amazon Begins Rolling Out Bigger UPS and FedEx-Style Delivery Trucks
Amazon is launching a new fleet of bigger, boxier trucks like those favoured by rival package carriers United Parcel Service and FedEx, as it fights to fix widespread pandemic-fueled delivery delays that sent customers into the arms of competitors like Walmart.
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Volkswagen India Resumes Operations At Dealerships; Rolls Out Special Service Offers
After a nearly two-month wait amidst the nationwide lockdown, Volkswagen India has resumed operations at its dealerships and service centres across the country. Over 90 per cent of the company's sales and service facilities across the network are now operational with limited manpower, as per government regulations. The personnel have been trained t...
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13 Kg Of Elephant Tusk Seized In West Bengal, One Arrested
The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) seized almost 13 kilograms of elephant tusk from a train in New Jalpaiguri railway station of northern West Bengal and arrested one person, an official said on Friday.
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Yamaha Lifetime Quality Care Program Announced To Improve Ownership Experience
Yamaha Motor India has announced its new 'Yamaha Lifetime Quality Care' initiative, in a bid to improve the ownership experience for its customers. The new program is part of the brand's Call of the Blue Season 2 campaign and extends to both new and existing customers across the country. The Yamaha Lifetime Quality Care program brings a one-stop ma...
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Money Debited But Train Tickets Not Booked? Here's What You Should Know
The online payment at IRCTC involves complex system of technical and telecommunication networking integration between customer's Internet bandwidth, IT system of banks and payment gateways and is dependent on internet connectivity across various constituents.
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Nissan India Extends Service Support To Cyclone-Affected Customers In Odisha
Nissan has sent special emergency repair teams in Bhubaneshwar and Cuttack and additional trained manpower will be deployed from its dealerships to expedite repair turnaround time.
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Mumbai Metro To Launch Instant Cashback From February 1
Reliance Infrastructure Ltd's Mumbai Metro One will launch an unique Instant Cashback scheme for commuters from February 1 to reward customers and popularize metro train usage, an official spokesperson said on Wednesday.
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Food Delivery Online: 11 Reasons Why Zomato Might Just Be Your Best Friend
From on-time deliveries and exclusive discounts to special features like Veg Mode and festive collections, find out how Zomato can make every meal better.
-
Foul-Mouthed AI Bot Takes Customer Service Training To A New Level
Artificial Intelligence is being used for a novel purpose: training customer service staff to handle irate customers through an AI-powered, foul-mouthed robot.
-
Airtel and Google Cloud Enter a Strategic Partnership to Build AI-Powered Cloud Services for Enterprises
Airtel and Google Cloud have collaborated to build and deploy artificial intelligence (AI)-powered cloud services for enterprises in the Indian market. Through this partnership, Airtel aims to use Google’s cloud solution suite and build server-based services including various analytics tools, IoT products, and more. The telecom operator also plan...
-
Indian Railways Working on 'Super App' With Features Offered by Multiple Apps: Report
Indian Railways working on an app that will perform several functions, allowing users to access a single app for a variety of services offered by the railways, according to a report. While customers currently have to download multiple apps to book tickets or check their PNR status and track the progress of a train, a new and unified app will combin...
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Wag Pet Care Platform Starts Accepting Dogecoin in Payment for Services
Wag, an American pet-care services company, has now decided to jump onto the bandwagon and accept cryptocurrency, including Dogecoin, as payment through BitPay. It said pet parents can use cryptocurrency to purchase credits, that can be used to pay for on-demand dog walks, overnight care, pet training,
-
IRCTC Launches Online Bus Booking Services
Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Limited (IRCTC) said on Friday that it has launched an online bus booking service that went live on January 29. It will give last mile connectivity to the travellers already using the IRCTC services for booking train and flight tickets.
-
Amazon India Launches Train Ticket Booking Service in Partnership With IRCTC
Amazon India has partnered with Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) to let passengers book train tickets on the e-retail platform. As of now, the booking feature is only available on Amazon’s mobile website or the app for Android users only. Amazon boasts of several helpful features to make the booking process convenient for c...
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Bill Gates Invests $78 Million in Satellite Antenna Firm Kymeta
Bill Gates is leading satellite antenna firm Kymeta’s latest funding round with a $78 million investment. The company plans to launch a monthly subscription service for satellite-based internet to government customers later this year.
-
Amazon Begins Rolling Out Bigger UPS and FedEx-Style Delivery Trucks
Amazon is launching a new fleet of bigger, boxier trucks like those favoured by rival package carriers United Parcel Service and FedEx, as it fights to fix widespread pandemic-fueled delivery delays that sent customers into the arms of competitors like Walmart.
-
Volkswagen India Resumes Operations At Dealerships; Rolls Out Special Service Offers
After a nearly two-month wait amidst the nationwide lockdown, Volkswagen India has resumed operations at its dealerships and service centres across the country. Over 90 per cent of the company's sales and service facilities across the network are now operational with limited manpower, as per government regulations. The personnel have been trained t...
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13 Kg Of Elephant Tusk Seized In West Bengal, One Arrested
The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) seized almost 13 kilograms of elephant tusk from a train in New Jalpaiguri railway station of northern West Bengal and arrested one person, an official said on Friday.
-
Yamaha Lifetime Quality Care Program Announced To Improve Ownership Experience
Yamaha Motor India has announced its new 'Yamaha Lifetime Quality Care' initiative, in a bid to improve the ownership experience for its customers. The new program is part of the brand's Call of the Blue Season 2 campaign and extends to both new and existing customers across the country. The Yamaha Lifetime Quality Care program brings a one-stop ma...
-
Money Debited But Train Tickets Not Booked? Here's What You Should Know
The online payment at IRCTC involves complex system of technical and telecommunication networking integration between customer's Internet bandwidth, IT system of banks and payment gateways and is dependent on internet connectivity across various constituents.
-
Nissan India Extends Service Support To Cyclone-Affected Customers In Odisha
Nissan has sent special emergency repair teams in Bhubaneshwar and Cuttack and additional trained manpower will be deployed from its dealerships to expedite repair turnaround time.
-
Mumbai Metro To Launch Instant Cashback From February 1
Reliance Infrastructure Ltd's Mumbai Metro One will launch an unique Instant Cashback scheme for commuters from February 1 to reward customers and popularize metro train usage, an official spokesperson said on Wednesday.
