I M Tarun Singh

Odd-even car rule is going to start in Delhi from January 1. If you have a car, it will be only allowed for four days of the week including Sunday. For rest of the days, you would have to find other ways to commute. This rule will also apply for cars of outside Delhi. Are you also a victim of Delhi's odd-even car rule? Then the following five apps will help you to beat this odd-even car rule:

With Ola acquiring TaxiForSure for $200 million, it would be interesting to see Uber's next step to deepen its reach amongst Indians. Anyway, until there is competition between these cab aggregators, it's better for customers and drivers since customers are getting deep discounts and drivers are getting paid better. Moreover drivers are getting extra rewards for logging in over 10 hours a day from Ola and Uber to retain them. I took cabs from both Uber and Ola during February and came to know about things from both customer's and driver's perspective. Drivers are more inclined to Uber since they are burning cash excessively. The Ola driver I took a ride with had a Micromax phone while the Uber driver had an iPhone. Following is my experience and review of Uber and Ola in India :

MoneyView is an Android app which keeps track of all spends by analysing the SMS sent by banks for each transactions. It's awesome in the sense that it doesn't require bank password to sync accounts. Hence, there is no fear of privacy and data leak. The icing on the cake is that they are offering free ₹ 100 Ola vouchers for installing their app. These vouchers can be applied while booking a cab on Ola. If you are a new user, then read this first:  Get Free First Ride Worth Rs. 200 from Ola Cabs How to Get Free ₹ 100 Ola Voucher 1) Install MoneyView app on your phone. 2) Open the app and register with your mobile number. 3) Verify the number using OTP.