Lakshya Sen and PV Sindhu will spearhead India's challenge as the shuttlers shift focus back to individual glory after the country's bronze-medal finish at the Thomas and Uber Cup.

Lakshya Sen endured a tough loss but Ayush Shetty and the doubles pair of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty registered wins as 2022 champions India notched up a commanding 4-1 win over Canada.

India's men's and women's teams are set to begin their campaigns at the Thomas Cup and Uber Cup Finals 2026, with the spotlight firmly on the opening day in Horsens, Denmark.

This case showcases the importance of inclusivity in everyday services like Uber, a firm that has taken steps to support drivers with disabilities.

The extensive measures to attract young voters to polling booths include possible discounts by coffee houses.

Lakshya Sen, fresh from his All England runner-up finish, will spearhead India's challenge in the Thomas Cup, while former world champion PV Sindhu and rising star Unnati Hooda will lead the women's team in the Uber Cup next month.

Drivers are demanding that passengers be verified using Aadhaar or other valid ID to curb assaults and threats.

India qualified for the 2026 Thomas Cup through their position in the BWF men's team rankings following the Badminton Asia Team Championships. The women's team also secured their Uber Cup berth via the world rankings.

Uber in the US has launched a new feature, called "Women Preferences", which allows female passengers to prioritise women drivers and lets women drivers choose to pick up female riders

Hajrat said that his friend told him to join Uber, suggesting that the ride-hailing company gives "good work".

Jaspreet enrolled into the local Bergamo Cricket Club, a meagre facility at best, but also completed a two-year electrician course to assist his father in his works. However, he soon found a way to develop his cricketing skills with some help from the Indian expats.

App-based transport workers and commercial drivers across India are observing an All-India Breakdown on Saturday, protesting declining incomes and alleged exploitation by aggregator companies

Commuters across India may face travel disruptions on Saturday, as drivers working for ride-hailing apps such as Ola, Uber and Rapido are on a coordinated nationwide strike.

India's new cooperative ride-hailing app Bharat Taxi will launch in Delhi on February 5, promising cheaper fares, zero commission and driver ownership.

The Karnataka High Court on Friday revoked the ban on bike taxi services in the state, setting aside earlier orders that had halted operations of app-based two-wheeler transport.

The government held talks with major cab and mobility aggregators, including Ola, Uber and Rapido, as part of its effort to ease traffic congestion and curb rising vehicular emissions, signalling a comeback of carpooling.

As congestion and pollution continue to choke the national capital, the Delhi government is considering a combination of tougher enforcement and incentives for cleaner mobility.

The Bharat Taxi app model will also be based on a driver-owned cooperative system, providing drivers with higher income and better working conditions.

His comments sparked wide discussion online, with many users in India expressing pride in the efficiency, while others raised concerns about the pressure and safety of gig workers.

Uber launched its B2B logistics service, Uber Direct, in Bengaluru along with metro ticketing integration for Namma Metro, both powered by the Open Network for Digital Commerce

Police have registered a case against the directors of vehicle aggregator Uber India Systems Pvt Ltd for allegedly violating government regulations following the death of a woman customer riding a bike taxi in the city, officials said on Wednesday.

An Uber ride to a doctor's clinic turned horrendous for a Delhi woman after the driver allegedly physically assaulted her. The woman, Bharati Chaturvedi, called the Uber safety and the Delhi Police but allegedly did not receive any help from either.

Hundreds of cab drivers on Monday staged a major protest outside Uber's head office near Bommanahalli in Bengaluru, accusing the company of discrimination, denial of work, and predatory surge pricing.

The man reported feeling a 'chill' run down his spine after reading the message from the cab driver about 'murder'.