Uber In Bengaluru

An Indian YouTuber, who is visiting Lost Angeles, US recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a photo of a Mercedes cab he was allotted when he made a booking on Uber.

In a post on X, a user named Vanshita explained that she utilised a feature from the CRED app to track and calculate her transportation costs.

A Reddit user from Bengaluru shared a scary ordeal with an Uber driver in a viral post.

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.

In a detailed thread on X, Hardeep Gambhir, founder of The Residency, shared several aspects of Bengaluru that matched with San Francisco.

The man claimed that the driver, who initially spoke to him in Hindi, lost his temper and later insisted that he speak in Kannada.

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.

Uber Rs 1 crore bill: A vlogger claimed that he was charged Rs 1 crore by Uber for a 10-minute auto ride in Bengaluru.

In a post on X, the techie explained the whole situation and called it his ''first bad experience in Bangalore.''

Mr Khosrowshahi replied to Anand Mahindra's post and said, "I learn so much from the way you lead with value and purpose. As you know, the leader gets the credit but it's the team who really gets it done!!"

Uber Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dara Khosrowshahi recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a post about trying the company's shuttle bus service in Bengaluru.

Uber is exploring offerings such as intercity bus and metro rail ticket bookings in India as part of a partnership with a government backed e-commerce initiative, a source told Reuters on Thursday.

Many users called it another 'Peak Bengaluru' moment, a term that is associated with the attention-grabbing incidents happening in the IT hub of India.

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

The woman on Twitter wrote, "Booked an auto today. The driver gave me an ultimatum."

An Indian YouTuber, who is visiting Lost Angeles, US recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a photo of a Mercedes cab he was allotted when he made a booking on Uber.

In a post on X, a user named Vanshita explained that she utilised a feature from the CRED app to track and calculate her transportation costs.

A Reddit user from Bengaluru shared a scary ordeal with an Uber driver in a viral post.

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.

In a detailed thread on X, Hardeep Gambhir, founder of The Residency, shared several aspects of Bengaluru that matched with San Francisco.

The man claimed that the driver, who initially spoke to him in Hindi, lost his temper and later insisted that he speak in Kannada.

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.

Uber Rs 1 crore bill: A vlogger claimed that he was charged Rs 1 crore by Uber for a 10-minute auto ride in Bengaluru.

In a post on X, the techie explained the whole situation and called it his ''first bad experience in Bangalore.''

Mr Khosrowshahi replied to Anand Mahindra's post and said, "I learn so much from the way you lead with value and purpose. As you know, the leader gets the credit but it's the team who really gets it done!!"

Uber Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dara Khosrowshahi recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a post about trying the company's shuttle bus service in Bengaluru.

Uber is exploring offerings such as intercity bus and metro rail ticket bookings in India as part of a partnership with a government backed e-commerce initiative, a source told Reuters on Thursday.

Many users called it another 'Peak Bengaluru' moment, a term that is associated with the attention-grabbing incidents happening in the IT hub of India.

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

The woman on Twitter wrote, "Booked an auto today. The driver gave me an ultimatum."