Sakhi: Bengaluru gets its first women-only auto service
The Hindu
Sakhi, a women-only auto aggregator, launched its service in Bengaluru on February 14; it has so far onboarded 50 autos, all driven by women drivers.
Sakhi, a women-only auto aggregator, launched its service in Bengaluru on February 14; it has so far onboarded 50 autos, all driven by women drivers. Launched with the aim of making auto-rides more comfortable and stress-free for women, the platform takes orders only from women passengers.
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