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14,000 stalled e-buses. How many agencies does it take to fix them?

More than it takes to avoid fixing them. The system logs failures, deducts payments, and moves on

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Grab’s Uber-like model in the Philippines is squeezing the life out of its drivers

A day spent with a Grab driver in Metro Manila shows the reality of a system designed to solve business challenges but ultimately creates a human crisis

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For Softbank-backed Juspay, mobility is the next UPI

After not going the whole hog with the UPI app BHIM—Juspay doesn’t want to lose an opportunity in mobility

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Why climate tech funding is only a trickle in India

When more than US$40B poured into early-stage climate tech startups globally, India received a paltry ~445M; when rich nations spoke of US$80B in global climate finance, India got US$314M across four projects. The only way for India to get more climate funding is to unleash local demand

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The spoke in the bike-sharing wheel

Last year, mobility startups entered India with the hope that bicycle-sharing would fix daily commute in cities. Today, they’re pivoting to electric scooters in a big way. Will these startups ever snap out of the experiment phase?

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After the acquisition music stops, an identity crisis: Foodpanda inside Ola

Is there a large market for a fourth food delivery company in India after Swiggy, Zomato and UberEats. Ola believes there is, and Foodpanda is the answer.

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Two, not four: India’s riding pillion into an electric future

75,000 electric two-wheelers already on Indian roads. And new solutions to make them even more viable. Bikes and not cars will usher in India’s electric mobility revolution

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A reality check for India’s smart mobility ambitions

Niti Aayog is going all-out to modernise India’s transport sector. However, good optics and good intentions are a long way from good policy

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