Uber bets on local languages to drive growth in India
Tuesday, June 12, 2018 IST
US-based cab aggregator Uber today said it plans to make its platform available in seven Indian languages, including Hindi, Gujarati and Tamil, to commuters in India as it looks to further strengthen its position in the market with localised offerings.
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