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The Karnataka High Court on Monday directed ANI Technologies, the parent company of OLA Cabs, to compensate a woman with Rs five lakh after she allegedly faced sexual harassment by one of their drivers during a trip in 2019.

A video showing a man hitting, kicking and slamming another man on the ground after a minor road rage has gone viral on social media.

"The driver became increasingly aggressive, speaking in Haryanvi and even making threats," she wrote on LinkedIn.

A Facebook user recently shared an inspiring story of a female cab driver in Ahmedabad. In his post, the user, Ojas Desai shared that he was in Ahmedabad when he booked an Ola cab and a female cab driver arrived to pick him up.

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.

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

Ride-hailing platform Ola Cabs CEO, Hemant Bakshi, has resigned from his position just four months after taking the job, according to sources.

Ride-hailing services provider Ola has decided to shut down operations in the UK, Australia and New Zealand and will continue to focus on India business, its promoter ANI Technologies said today.

Mr Verma said that the company had not yet called him and closed the complaint ticket less than an hour after the incident.

The Karnataka Transport Department has introduced uniform cab fares applicable to both app-based aggregators like Ola and Uber, as well as traditional non-app-based taxi services, across cities in the state.

The Karnataka government on Sunday introduced a fixed fare rule applicable to app-based cab aggregators such as Ola and Uber, as well as non-app-based city taxi services.

At a time when people have become increasingly reliant on cab aggregators like Ola and Uber, a man's distressing experience with an Uber driver has gone viral on social media and prompted a response from not just the company but also Mumbai Police.

He stated that he had no other choice but to hire an interstate taxi from Kanpur to Jhansi to avoid missing his connecting train.

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

The Karnataka High Court on Monday directed ANI Technologies, the parent company of OLA Cabs, to compensate a woman with Rs five lakh after she allegedly faced sexual harassment by one of their drivers during a trip in 2019.

A video showing a man hitting, kicking and slamming another man on the ground after a minor road rage has gone viral on social media.

"The driver became increasingly aggressive, speaking in Haryanvi and even making threats," she wrote on LinkedIn.

A Facebook user recently shared an inspiring story of a female cab driver in Ahmedabad. In his post, the user, Ojas Desai shared that he was in Ahmedabad when he booked an Ola cab and a female cab driver arrived to pick him up.

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.

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

Ride-hailing platform Ola Cabs CEO, Hemant Bakshi, has resigned from his position just four months after taking the job, according to sources.

Ride-hailing services provider Ola has decided to shut down operations in the UK, Australia and New Zealand and will continue to focus on India business, its promoter ANI Technologies said today.

Mr Verma said that the company had not yet called him and closed the complaint ticket less than an hour after the incident.

The Karnataka Transport Department has introduced uniform cab fares applicable to both app-based aggregators like Ola and Uber, as well as traditional non-app-based taxi services, across cities in the state.

The Karnataka government on Sunday introduced a fixed fare rule applicable to app-based cab aggregators such as Ola and Uber, as well as non-app-based city taxi services.

At a time when people have become increasingly reliant on cab aggregators like Ola and Uber, a man's distressing experience with an Uber driver has gone viral on social media and prompted a response from not just the company but also Mumbai Police.

He stated that he had no other choice but to hire an interstate taxi from Kanpur to Jhansi to avoid missing his connecting train.

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