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Karnataka HC extends interim ban on seizure of Ola, Uber cabsExtending the interim order, Justice Aravind Kumar said "since the date of the interim order ends today, this court extends it till June 23...- 110 cabs seized for plying without licence in BengaluruAt least 110 cabs, including the ones operated by app based aggregators Ola and Uber, were seized by transport authorities in Bengaluru on ...
- High Court seeks Centre, AAP government reply on Uber plea to ply in DelhiDelhi High Court sought response of the Centre and AAP government on Uber's plea that the authorities be restrained from interfering with i...
- BookMyCab gets licence from Delhi government to operate in NCRThe license also allows BookMyCab to advertise on attached radio taxies, the taxi service operator said in a statement.
- HC refuses interim relief to Uber; seeks reply from Delhi GovtJustice Mukta Gupta told Uber that they are not supposed to ply if they do not have a license and issued a notice to the Delhi government s...
- Delhi HC gives no interim relief to Uber in licence caseDelhi HC refused to grant any interim relief to Uber on its plea challenging rejection of application for licence to operate in the city.
- Plea for shut down of app-based cabs such as Ola, Uber: HC refuses interim relief order citing PILs already in courtJustice Mukta Gupta refused to pass any interim order saying three PILs are already pending before a division bench of the high court.
- Delhi government asks IT ministry to block Uber, Ola and Meru Genie appThe Delhi transport officials asked all three companies to cease operations if they want their applications of radio taxi licence to operat...
- Uber given 7-day ultimatum by Delhi governmentUber has been given a seven-day ultimatum by Delhi government to remove deficiencies in its application for running cabs in the national ca...
- Delhi government grants license to cab service provider, Uber awaitsDelhi government today granted the licence to a Chennai-based cab service provider to run radio taxis for five years in the national capita...
- Chennai-based radio taxi service gets nod to ply in Delhi; Uber awaits permitAccording to government, NTL Call Taxi Pvt Ltd has become first company to procure licence since introduction of 'Modified Radio Taxi Schem...
- Uber may apply for radio cab licence in DelhiThe app-based rideshare service was banned in the city following the rape of a passenger in December.
- Only one app-based cab service, TaxiForSure, applies for permitAs part of the new scheme, taxi aggregator companies such as Ola, TaxiForSure and Uber came within the ambit of the transport department re...
- TaxiForSure, Ola accede to compliance by transport authorities to resume operations in DelhiDelhi transport department banned all taxi apps after the rape of a woman passenger last month allegedly by a driver on the Uber network.
- Lifeline for Uber as Delhi lifts ban on taxi-hailing appUber can now come back on Delhi roads as Delhi's Transport Department on Monday modified the Radio taxi Scheme 2006 with immediate effect.
- Uber rape case fallout: Ola Cabs and TaxiForSure looking to buy radio taxi operatorsAfter an Uber driver allegedly raped a 27-year-old passenger, Delhi Transport Department issued a public notice banning all web app-based t...
- Taxi rules must be changed to keep with timesEvery 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...
- Radio cab association opposes Delhi government banThe members of the Association of Radio Taxis have now decided to adopt more security measures, like setting up call centres.
- Radio taxi cos unite to fight Uber & Ola in India; ask govt for higher flagdown meter, market-driven faresThe Radio Taxi Association of India has urged state transport corporations in Delhi, Mumbai, Punjab and Hyderabad to waive off or amend the...
- Radio Taxis to go up to 1,74,000 by 2010Radio 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.
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