NEW DELHI (TIP): On June 12, as the Delhi transport department grappled with the fallout of the high court order, which quashed the ban on app-based taxi services by the Delhi government, Ola and its sister concern, TaxiForSure, were back in business. While Ola sent out messages to riders registered with it announcing its “comeback”, Uber also went to court.
Business & Economics
About Ambassador Dnyaneshwar Mulay
Born on November 5, 1958 in Kolhapur District of Maharashtra State (Western India), Ambassador Dnyaneshwar Manohar Mulay took his primary education at the village Primary School. Subsequently, he completed Bachelor’s Degree in English Literature from […]
India
Cong calls meet to brainstorm over losses in three states
New Delhi (TIP) – The Congress brass will brainstorm over the party’s losses in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, in what is seen as the first structural review of its dismal performance in the recent […]
India
Army can’t use excessive force in distured areas under AFSPA: SC
NEW DELHI (TIP): Campaigners against the “draconian” Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) led by Irom Sharmila got a major boost when the Supreme Court in a landmark direction on July 8 said armed forces […]
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