Delhi High Court sought response of the Centre and AAP government on Uber's plea that the authorities be restrained from interfering with i...

Delhi government had on January 1 banned operation of app-based cab services till they complied with the guidelines of Radio Taxi Scheme of...

The company told a bench of Chief Justice G Rohini and Justice Jayant Nath that the apex court had clarified it has not prohibited running ...

Delhi HC refused to hear a plea seeking measures to regulate radio cabs in the national capital, which were allegedly flouting existing nor...

Delhi government today granted the licence to a Chennai-based cab service provider to run radio taxis for five years in the national capita...

According to government, NTL Call Taxi Pvt Ltd has become first company to procure licence since introduction of 'Modified Radio Taxi Schem...

As part of the new scheme, taxi aggregator companies such as Ola, TaxiForSure and Uber came within the ambit of the transport department re...

Sources said that Uber wanted to operate its taxis in the national capital without going for registration, but the transport department rul...

The new policy requires cabs to run on clean fuel whereas most cabs running under the aggregator model—merely connecting passengers with dr...

The rules call for mandatory GPS in all taxis, call centres to be run by cab companies, clean fuels such as CNG for cabs as well as a drive...

Uber can now come back on Delhi roads as Delhi's Transport Department on Monday modified the Radio taxi Scheme 2006 with immediate effect.

The app-based cab service Uber has requested its customers to sign an online petition to bring it back on the road in the capital.

Every cab that operates "on a time basis" or "from one point to another" within a city and its suburbs falls in the category of "contract c...

The PIL filed by Damini Chawla, a lawyer in the Delhi High Court, has sought action against all radio taxi companies which were flouting re...

Only three radio taxi operators are legally authorised to run their operations in the city while rest of them are unauthorised.

The Radio Taxi Association of India has urged state transport corporations in Delhi, Mumbai, Punjab and Hyderabad to waive off or amend the...

Radio taxis expected to swell from the present 2,000 to 1,74,000, taking the business to Rs 7,210 crore per year by 2010.