India’s Central Consumer Protection Authority has imposed a fine of ₹10 lakh on Rapido for misleading ads and unfair trade practices.

Bike taxis are back! Rapido and Uber resumed services in Bengaluru and Karnataka after the High Court slammed the ban as ...

Bengaluru's bike-taxi services resumed on August 21 after a two-month ban, following which social media was flooded by ...

High Court of Karnataka orally requested State Advocate General to ensure that authorities do not take any precipitative or ...

On June 16, the Karnataka Government banned all bike taxi operations in Bengaluru. This affected the commuters and platforms like Rapido and Uber. Now, these platforms have resumed their services.

On June 16, the services were suspended when the Karnataka government imposed a ban on bike taxi operations. Soon after the order, Regional Transport Offices (RTOs) cracked down on the sector by ...

In a teaser clip from Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath’s podcast People by WTF, Khosrowshahi said Rapido has emerged as Uber’s “prime competition ...

Rapido's beta food delivery service has popped up in three key localities in Bengaluru before a broader rollout.

Bengaluru's bike-taxi services, including Uber and Rapido, have resumed after a two-month ban, sparking joy and relief among commuters on social media.

Rapido has launched a food delivery app called Ownly in Bengaluru, offering a commission-free model that lowers food prices ...

Rapido is running a pilot of its new app Hopr in Bengaluru that allows car or bike owners to offset fuel costs and offers ...

Rapido, the popular Indian ride-hailing service best known for its bike taxis, has taken a bold step beyond mobility by ...