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PM Modi Urges Indians to Embrace Carpooling — Here’s How You Can Save Fuel & Join 3M+ sRide Users
PM Narendra Modi has called on every Indian to adopt carpooling as a national duty to save fuel and reduce emissions. Join 3 million+ Indians already carpooling on sRide — India’s most trusted office carpool app.
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sRide Carpool @ AWS Pune Meetup
This was first official meetup for AWS in Pune. The excitement and interest level among the technical fraternity was very high to attend and discuss how Amazon cloud and AWS are working with the new-generation startup solutions are helping thousands are users. Amit Agrawal, CTO and Co-founder sRide Carpool was one of the esteemed speaker…
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Smart Cities is built by Smart Citizens
In today’s times where people wants change, people crib about pollution, traffic on roads and many more things, first we need to be the change what we desire to see in our cities. More fly overs , More under passes, wider roads … That’s all we keep asking for .. That’s what we feel is…
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CNBC’s Young Turks handpicks sRide Carpool in their mobility series!
“Revolutionize the way the world travels”: That’s what has been the vision of sRide’s founding team and today we are proud to be featured on @YoungTurks (CNBC TV18) as India’s go-to mobility solution for ridesharing. CNBC’s Young Turks is a show that showcases success of startups that are truly making a difference to end consumers’…
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Lets Celebrate Environment day with sRide
June 5 isn’t just a normal day, It is a day all about action and physically getting off the chair to do something to help preserve nature. As per the WHO reports 9 Out of 10 People in the World, live in the places where air quality exceeds WHO guidelines limits. Its time for every…
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New Year’s Resolution: Say Yes to Carpool, No to Carbon Emission
FACT: In many of our metro cities, the particulate matter (PM) level, indicative of the air quality, reaches close to 10, which is 7-8 times higher than levels considered safe by the National Ambient Air Quality Standards. It doesn’t come as a surprise after a study conducted by WHO (World Health Organization) in 2018 concluded…






