As Maharashtra’s new aggregator guidelines permit surge pricing, gig workers behind the wheel are demanding fairer ...

App-based cabs in Maharashtra, like Ola, Uber, and Rapido, are on strike over fare rationalization demands, causing ...

Ola and Uber drivers further intensified their protests on Thursday after a 46-year-old Ola driver reportedly died by suicide on Wednesday in Nalasopara in Palghar district of Maharashtra. Cab drivers ...

The strike has had a cascading effect on Mumbai’s daily life. With fewer cabs on the roads, wait times for rides have shot up, and surge pricing has driven fares to unaffordable levels ...

Thousands of Ola and Uber drivers across Mumbai have halted services, demanding fair pay and regulatory reforms as the strike enters its third day.

Ola and Uber drivers’ indefinite strike in Mumbai entered Day 3, with many still off the roads despite talks with Maharashtra’s Transport Minister., Mumbai News, Times Now ...

The protest is currently taking place at Azad Maidan and driver unions are scheduled to meet representatives from Ola and Uber at 5:00 p.m. Wednesday.

A disturbing incident has come to light from Mumbra in Thane, where an ongoing strike by Ola, Uber, and Rapido drivers took a dangerous turn. Amid the protest, a fellow cab driver allegedly pulled out ...

The protest has spilled over to other parts of MMR, with reports emerging of striking drivers attempting to stop working Ola ...

Embracing the subscription model for drivers, first started by Namma Yatri, Rapido has thrown down the gauntlet to Uber and Ola. How is that shaking up the app-based ride-hailing ecosystem?

Ola Cabs may continue in some form, but its glory days seem over. Aggarwal’s ambitions lie elsewhere, signalling that the end of the ride for Ola Cabs could be near.