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Mumbai Teen Kidnapped, Raped In Moving Taxi, 2 Arrested: Cops
Mumbai Police have arrested two people and registered a case against them for kidnapping and raping a 14-year-old girl in a moving taxi.
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Uber Rape Case: Court Refuses Bail, Admits Appeal Of Convict
The Delhi High Court today dismissed the bail plea of Uber cab driver Shiv Kumar Yadav who was sentenced to jail for remainder of his life for raping a 25-year-old woman executive in his taxi in 2014.
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Uber Cab Driver Didn't Think of Family While Committing Act: Delhi Court
The Uber cabbie, who raped and tried to strangulate a woman in his taxi in Delhi, did not think even once that his family would suffer greatly due to his act, a Delhi court today said while sentencing him to life imprisonment till his natural death.
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Uber Cab Driver Convicted for Raping Passenger Sentenced to Life in Jail
The Uber cab driver held guilty of raping a passenger in his taxi last year has been sentenced to life in prison.
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Uber Rape Case: Court Likely to Pronounce Sentence Today
The Uber cab driver, who was held guilty of raping a woman passenger in his taxi and trying to strangulate her while committing the act last year, is likely to be sentenced tomorrow by a Delhi court.
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Uber Rape Case: Delhi Court Likely to Pronounce Sentence Tomorrow
A Delhi court is likely to pronounce its order tomorrow on the quantum of sentence in the Uber cab rape case in which the driver has been convicted of raping a 25-year-old woman executive in his taxi last year.
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Delhi Woman Who Sued Uber Over Rape Accusation Ends US Lawsuit
The court filing did not disclose any details on how the case was settled.
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Uber Takes Action Against Driver, Woman Passenger After Alleged Altercation
Online taxi firm Uber cabs, embroiled in controversies over misconduct by its drivers with women passengers, today said it has suspended the accounts of a passenger and a driver following an alleged argument involving them which led to traffic jam for nearly two hours in the city.
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Uber Rape Accused Cannot Recall or Re-Examine Witnesses, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today stayed a Delhi High Court order allowing the rape-accused Uber taxi driver to recall and re-examine 13 witnesses in the trial. The witnesses in question include the victim, a 25-year-old woman executive, who had been raped in a taxi in December 2014.
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'Have Re-Lived the Vicious Attack Multiple Times', Says Uber Rape Survivor on Women's Day
It has been three months since a 25-year-old financial executive was raped in Delhi, allegedly by a driver of app-based taxi service Uber, but during this time, she has had to "re-live the vicious attack multiple times."
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Uber Gets 7-Day Ultimatum from Delhi Government to Mend Licence Application
US-based radio taxi service Uber has been given a seven-day ultimatum by Delhi government to remove deficiencies in its application for running cabs in the national capital, failing which its plea to procure licence will be rejected.
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Uber's New Safety Features in India Not Enough: Rape Survivor's Lawyer
New safety measures put in place by taxi service company Uber in India are "far cries" from the security provisions riders need, said a lawyer for the Indian woman, allegedly raped in New Delhi by a driver of the firm.
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Hard-Charging Uber Tries Olive Branch
Travis Kalanick did not build Uber into a global force by playing nice. Kalanick, the chief executive of Uber, a ride-hailing service, aggressively pushed the startup into new markets, taking combative stances toward regulators and the powerful taxi industry - and the news media.
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Statement by Rape Survivor's Lawyer on Uber Restarting Services in Delhi
Douglas H. Wigdor, the lawyer of the Uber rape survivor, has said that the radio taxi service had emailed her to inform her it that "has re-entered the market in Delhi."
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Uber Emails Rape Survivor to Say It's Back in Delhi
US taxi-hailing app maker Uber Technologies Inc has restarted services in Delhi after a ban following rape allegations against one of its drivers, but a government official said the company remains blacklisted.
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Mumbai Teen Kidnapped, Raped In Moving Taxi, 2 Arrested: Cops
Mumbai Police have arrested two people and registered a case against them for kidnapping and raping a 14-year-old girl in a moving taxi.
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Uber Rape Case: Court Refuses Bail, Admits Appeal Of Convict
The Delhi High Court today dismissed the bail plea of Uber cab driver Shiv Kumar Yadav who was sentenced to jail for remainder of his life for raping a 25-year-old woman executive in his taxi in 2014.
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Uber Cab Driver Didn't Think of Family While Committing Act: Delhi Court
The Uber cabbie, who raped and tried to strangulate a woman in his taxi in Delhi, did not think even once that his family would suffer greatly due to his act, a Delhi court today said while sentencing him to life imprisonment till his natural death.
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Uber Cab Driver Convicted for Raping Passenger Sentenced to Life in Jail
The Uber cab driver held guilty of raping a passenger in his taxi last year has been sentenced to life in prison.
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Uber Rape Case: Court Likely to Pronounce Sentence Today
The Uber cab driver, who was held guilty of raping a woman passenger in his taxi and trying to strangulate her while committing the act last year, is likely to be sentenced tomorrow by a Delhi court.
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Uber Rape Case: Delhi Court Likely to Pronounce Sentence Tomorrow
A Delhi court is likely to pronounce its order tomorrow on the quantum of sentence in the Uber cab rape case in which the driver has been convicted of raping a 25-year-old woman executive in his taxi last year.
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Delhi Woman Who Sued Uber Over Rape Accusation Ends US Lawsuit
The court filing did not disclose any details on how the case was settled.
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Uber Takes Action Against Driver, Woman Passenger After Alleged Altercation
Online taxi firm Uber cabs, embroiled in controversies over misconduct by its drivers with women passengers, today said it has suspended the accounts of a passenger and a driver following an alleged argument involving them which led to traffic jam for nearly two hours in the city.
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Uber Rape Accused Cannot Recall or Re-Examine Witnesses, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today stayed a Delhi High Court order allowing the rape-accused Uber taxi driver to recall and re-examine 13 witnesses in the trial. The witnesses in question include the victim, a 25-year-old woman executive, who had been raped in a taxi in December 2014.
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'Have Re-Lived the Vicious Attack Multiple Times', Says Uber Rape Survivor on Women's Day
It has been three months since a 25-year-old financial executive was raped in Delhi, allegedly by a driver of app-based taxi service Uber, but during this time, she has had to "re-live the vicious attack multiple times."
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Uber Gets 7-Day Ultimatum from Delhi Government to Mend Licence Application
US-based radio taxi service Uber has been given a seven-day ultimatum by Delhi government to remove deficiencies in its application for running cabs in the national capital, failing which its plea to procure licence will be rejected.
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Uber's New Safety Features in India Not Enough: Rape Survivor's Lawyer
New safety measures put in place by taxi service company Uber in India are "far cries" from the security provisions riders need, said a lawyer for the Indian woman, allegedly raped in New Delhi by a driver of the firm.
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Hard-Charging Uber Tries Olive Branch
Travis Kalanick did not build Uber into a global force by playing nice. Kalanick, the chief executive of Uber, a ride-hailing service, aggressively pushed the startup into new markets, taking combative stances toward regulators and the powerful taxi industry - and the news media.
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Statement by Rape Survivor's Lawyer on Uber Restarting Services in Delhi
Douglas H. Wigdor, the lawyer of the Uber rape survivor, has said that the radio taxi service had emailed her to inform her it that "has re-entered the market in Delhi."
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Uber Emails Rape Survivor to Say It's Back in Delhi
US taxi-hailing app maker Uber Technologies Inc has restarted services in Delhi after a ban following rape allegations against one of its drivers, but a government official said the company remains blacklisted.
