Ola Bengaluru

In a post on X, the woman explained that she booked an Ola cab from the airport's pickup station after arriving at 10:30 pm.

An Ola scooter caught fire outside a showroom of the company in Bengaluru, shows a video, now in wide circulation on social media.

Ms Gowri shared a photo of her scooter with a sign that read, "Dear Kannadigas, Ola is a useless two-wheeler. Please do not buy an Ola Electric scooter."

A woman in Bengaluru was harassed and allegedly slapped by an Ola auto driver after she cancelled her ride booked through the ride hailing app.

Bengaluru City Police took note of the incident and asked the user to share his contact details.

Ms Mallya discovered that while she had the CRN number, she was unable to obtain the driver's information or the vehicle's number from her Ola history.

A recent post on social media caught the attention of social media users as a cab driver in Bengaluru disclosed his daily earnings to a curious passenger.

Deepak Jain, a marketer by profession, recounted the entire incident on X and shared the footage of the attack, which left him traumatised.

Reddit user @Whyshnahwe described encountering a driver who allegedly attempted to scam her with a fake payment screenshot. T

The screengrab shows the booking screen for both Ola and Uber, with driver Ananda S arriving in his White Toyota Etios to pick up the customer.

Taking to X, he shared a photo of a diabetes centre that has opened above a Dunkin Donuts branch in Bengaluru.

As per the user, more than 600 drivers have already joined the application.

A woman residing in Bengaluru was taken aback when the Uber app displayed a ride fare of only Rs 6.

An X user posted a screenshot that showed how an auto driver named Dasharath accepted two different rides on two apps at the same time.

This tweet has opened a floodgate of comments from city dwellers and people who have been to the city.

In a post on X, the woman explained that she booked an Ola cab from the airport's pickup station after arriving at 10:30 pm.

An Ola scooter caught fire outside a showroom of the company in Bengaluru, shows a video, now in wide circulation on social media.

Ms Gowri shared a photo of her scooter with a sign that read, "Dear Kannadigas, Ola is a useless two-wheeler. Please do not buy an Ola Electric scooter."

A woman in Bengaluru was harassed and allegedly slapped by an Ola auto driver after she cancelled her ride booked through the ride hailing app.

Bengaluru City Police took note of the incident and asked the user to share his contact details.

Ms Mallya discovered that while she had the CRN number, she was unable to obtain the driver's information or the vehicle's number from her Ola history.

A recent post on social media caught the attention of social media users as a cab driver in Bengaluru disclosed his daily earnings to a curious passenger.

Deepak Jain, a marketer by profession, recounted the entire incident on X and shared the footage of the attack, which left him traumatised.

Reddit user @Whyshnahwe described encountering a driver who allegedly attempted to scam her with a fake payment screenshot. T

The screengrab shows the booking screen for both Ola and Uber, with driver Ananda S arriving in his White Toyota Etios to pick up the customer.

Taking to X, he shared a photo of a diabetes centre that has opened above a Dunkin Donuts branch in Bengaluru.

As per the user, more than 600 drivers have already joined the application.

A woman residing in Bengaluru was taken aback when the Uber app displayed a ride fare of only Rs 6.

An X user posted a screenshot that showed how an auto driver named Dasharath accepted two different rides on two apps at the same time.

This tweet has opened a floodgate of comments from city dwellers and people who have been to the city.