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May 28, 2020

Stoked to be an AWS partner

“We chose AWS because of its leading position in the market, its reliability, and its pay-as-you-go model”- Amitkumar Agrawal Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer, sRide sRide Supporting Urban Transport in India with the help of AWS sRide is a carpooling and bikepooling app for commuters in some of India’s largest cities, including Hyderabad, Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, […]

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March 17, 2020

sRide Carpool App to help office-goers sail through commuting chaos

The daily commute can eat up a decent chunk of one’s money, time, and peace of mind. Working professionals, living far from city centers and business districts and without convenient access to public transport, perhaps feeling the pressure even more. This pressure tends to reach its peak when there’s a cab strike in the city. […]

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March 17, 2020

This International Women’s day, KLAY schools captures extraordinary stories of extraordinary women – Lakshana Jha Of sRide Carpool App

On the occasion of International Women’s Day, KLAY Schools ran a week-long video series campaign featuring remarkable women from different walks of life in the first week of March 2020. The #BackforBetter tribute series captured the stories of women who managed work-life integration on their own terms, while dealing with life-altering milestones such as childbirth. […]

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March 17, 2020

All Women Entrepreneurs Need Is Acceptance: Lakshana Jha Of sRide

Founder of sRide, an app that connects car owners and ride seekers going in the same direction and helps to reduce traffic, pollution, congestion, Lakshana Jha is a nominee for SheThePeople.TV Digital Women Awards 2019. She chats with us about her entrepreneurship journey, her biggest learnings and why budding women entrepreneurs need to be confident. […]

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March 17, 2020

A safer woman pools her car even with men; changing trends in commute

60% women riders see carpooling as a relatively safer option than public transport, subject to who their co-passengers are. In December 2012, twenty-three-year-old Nirbhaya was gang-raped and fatally injured in a Delhi bus meant for chartered services. This not only led to questioning of sexual assault laws in the country but many Indian families also […]

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February 21, 2020

Nitin Chadha’s, COO, sRide, recent mention in The Economic Times, features his view on the ride-sharing market

The daily commute can eat up a decent chunk of one’s money, time, and peace of mind. Working professionals, living far from city centres and business districts and without convenient access to public transport, perhaps feel the pressure even more. Their need for reliable and affordable transport other than regular app-based cabs, increasingly scorned for […]

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February 21, 2020

Lakshna Chadha Jha, CEO of sRide shares her thoughts with YourStory Media on the upcoming budget, and its impact on the services sector, and early-stage startups.

India’s automotive industry is going through its worst-ever slowdown in two decades. According to data by Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), the total passenger vehicle sales during 2019 declined by 12.75 percent to 29,62,052 units compared to 33,94,790 units a year ago. Two-wheeler sales were equally dreary with a drop of 14.19 percent. With […]

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