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Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has issued notices to Ola and Uber following complaints about price differences for identical rides on Android and iOS devices. Investigations found higher fares on iOS. Experts suggest these disparities might be due to how ride-hailing apps access hardware data with user consent during app installation.
The Supreme Court of India overturned a High Court ruling that dismissed a sexual assault case against a teacher based on a compromise with the […]
The IPL brand value has surged by 13% to reach $12 billion in 2024. Chennai Super Kings leads with $122 million. Mumbai Indians, Royal Challengers […]
Union minister Kiren Rijiju accused Congress of using Muslims as a vote bank and misleading the public on constitutional issues. Rijiju praised PM Modi’s governance […]