Uber in India

The goal: over 240 cities.

Uber forayed into India’s big, fat, and still unsolved on-demand food delivery space today.

It’s a dangerous and pointless game to play.

Monday is D-Day for Uber in Bangalore. And it is doing everything it can to comply with new regulations and prevent a halt to its operations.

Uber has become a past master at co-opting public opinion to deal with regulators around the world. Its latest tussle is over the newly launched UberMoto in Bangalore.

There are over 3.8 million two-wheelers in the state of Karnataka, so Uber shouldn’t have any trouble signing people up.

The Indian government hasn’t really been rolling out the red carpet for Uber ever. But now, Uber is wooing not just India but the whole of Asia with a big leap in customer support.

Startups like Ola and Uber offered extra incentives per trip for auto-rickshaw drivers to log on to their platforms but they could not scale it due to various reasons, primarily related to customer adoption.

Delhi high court finds Uber driver Shiv Kumar Yadav guilty of raping a woman in his cab nearly a year ago.

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