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UP Engineer-Rapper-YouTuber Turns Robber Over "Financial Crisis"
An engineer, a rapper, YouTuber and now a robber too - this is how a man from Uttar Pradesh can be described who mugged an Ola driver as he was going through a "financial crisis".
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Why This Indian Start-Up Founder Turned Down A $1.1 Billion SoftBank Deal
Masayoshi Son struck a preliminary deal to put another $1.1 billion into Ola to boost his stake to more than 40 percent, according to people familiar with the matter.
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2018 Hyundai Santro Clocks Over 38,500 Bookings
The 2018 Hyundai Santro is turning out to be a volume driver for the Korean carmaker. Hyundai Motor India has announced to have received over 38,500 bookings and 211,000 enquiries for the all new Santro since its launch on October 23, 2018. We have already reported that waiting period for the new Santro at present is up to four months depending on ...
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Ola, Uber Drivers Compelled To Live In Their Cars
Around 12.30am, after driving for 18 hours, Balaji, who has a Masters in Computer Applications, catches a few winks in his car parked outside Chennai's Koyambedu bus terminus. He can't afford to turn off his Uber phone. He has to clock in business of at least Rs 600 to claim his incentive for the day. His ageing parents back home depend on him. His...
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Why This Mumbai Engineer Quit His Job to Become a Taxi Driver
There's no better way to start a Monday morning than with a motivating story that'll get you through the day, probably the week, possibly the month. This story, posted on the Humans of Bombay Facebook page on Sunday, will not only inspire you do better in life but also strengthen your faith in mankind.
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Mumbai Engineer-Turned-Taxi Driver Ferries Patients For Free
For nearly three decades, Vijay Thakur, a taxi driver in Mumbai, had been ferrying ailing people to hospital for free. It was a vow he made to himself, after a night of trauma, which even spurred him to change his profession.
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American drivers turn to smaller, better engines
Americans are increasingly choosing smaller engines that use less fuel, especially four-cylinder models that offer more horsepower than was possible just a few years ago.
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UP Engineer-Rapper-YouTuber Turns Robber Over "Financial Crisis"
An engineer, a rapper, YouTuber and now a robber too - this is how a man from Uttar Pradesh can be described who mugged an Ola driver as he was going through a "financial crisis".
-
Why This Indian Start-Up Founder Turned Down A $1.1 Billion SoftBank Deal
Masayoshi Son struck a preliminary deal to put another $1.1 billion into Ola to boost his stake to more than 40 percent, according to people familiar with the matter.
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2018 Hyundai Santro Clocks Over 38,500 Bookings
The 2018 Hyundai Santro is turning out to be a volume driver for the Korean carmaker. Hyundai Motor India has announced to have received over 38,500 bookings and 211,000 enquiries for the all new Santro since its launch on October 23, 2018. We have already reported that waiting period for the new Santro at present is up to four months depending on ...
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Ola, Uber Drivers Compelled To Live In Their Cars
Around 12.30am, after driving for 18 hours, Balaji, who has a Masters in Computer Applications, catches a few winks in his car parked outside Chennai's Koyambedu bus terminus. He can't afford to turn off his Uber phone. He has to clock in business of at least Rs 600 to claim his incentive for the day. His ageing parents back home depend on him. His...
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Why This Mumbai Engineer Quit His Job to Become a Taxi Driver
There's no better way to start a Monday morning than with a motivating story that'll get you through the day, probably the week, possibly the month. This story, posted on the Humans of Bombay Facebook page on Sunday, will not only inspire you do better in life but also strengthen your faith in mankind.
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Mumbai Engineer-Turned-Taxi Driver Ferries Patients For Free
For nearly three decades, Vijay Thakur, a taxi driver in Mumbai, had been ferrying ailing people to hospital for free. It was a vow he made to himself, after a night of trauma, which even spurred him to change his profession.
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American drivers turn to smaller, better engines
Americans are increasingly choosing smaller engines that use less fuel, especially four-cylinder models that offer more horsepower than was possible just a few years ago.
