Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/senatormarkwarner/19588717540
Uber on Wednesday launched a 24×7 safety helpline for its customers in Chandigarh. The helpline is intended to make the journey safer.
Riders can tap on a shield icon and then swipe to speak to an Uber representative.
The helpline is not a substitute for ‘100’, the company clarified and said it encourages users to use the national emergency line (100) in case of a safety-related incident.
The company will roll out the service in other cities soon.
New York: Meta is facing hundreds of legal challenges across the United States. A high-profile trial in one of those...
Bhubaneswar: Subjects like long-term energy security through distributed nuclear reactors, oil and gas exploration, coal gasification and critical mineral extraction,...
New Delhi: The government on Thursday told the Delhi High Court that Telegram has become the “new dark web” which...
The traditional narrative that a successful tech career must inevitably lead to Silicon Valley is rapidly losing steam. For years,...
Copyright © 2026 Frontier Media
