Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday announced that cab services operating in the national capital won’t be applying surge charges during odd-even scheme days. Notably, under the scheme, exempted vehicles having odd and even last digits of their registration numbers will be allowed to ply on alternate days; the move has been aimed at controlling pollution in Delhi.

Identified as Nagesh, the driver was arrested on August 21 for allegedly killing a Kolkata-based model while dropping her off to the airport.

App-based cab aggregator Ola has been banned in Karnataka for the next six months, the state transport department issued a notification. The licence has been suspended for "operating bike taxis" without permission, which was already banned in the state since the last one year.

Shocking news revealed that a 20-year-old aspiring model was killed by a photographer on October 15, 2018 when she refused to have sex with him. According to charge sheet filed by the Bangur Nagar Police Syed Muzammil, 19, killed Mansi Dixit at his home in Andheri on the mentioned date.

Ride-sharing platform Ola on Thursday said its credit payment feature, Ola Money Postpaid which offers a 15-day credit line to passengers, would soon be available to all the Ola app users.

Those who order food from Zomato will now get their parcel delivered through commercial drones. With the approval of Drone 2.0 policy, India is all set to allow the use of drones for delivery purposes just like other vehicles, air taxis.

Apple has confirmed that its new turn-by-turn navigation is coming to Apple Maps in India. Good news is that this feature is now active in Maps in India. It comes with time of arrival and distance of the destination.

Indian ride-sharing major Ola on Monday forayed into the UK market by launching its services in South Wales, the company said in a statement.

After foraying into the international market with a drive into Australia earlier this year, Indian ride-hailing major Ola on Tuesday revealed its plans to enter the European market by starting operations in Britain within the next month.

Within nine years of launch, Uber has expanded itself to 600 cities in the world. Moving ahead, the global giant is now planning to launch cheapest service in India.