A heated debate erupted between Ola Electric founder Bhavish Aggarwal and comedian Kunal Kamra on Twitter regarding the service quality of Ola's electric scooters. Kamra criticized the company for neglecting the complaints of consumers, while Aggarwal fired back by challenging Kamra to come and help improve the service network. The exchange quickly turned personal, with Kamra calling Aggarwal arrogant and Aggarwal mocking Kamra's comedy career. Many Ola Electric customers also joined in, expressing their dissatisfaction and urging Aggarwal to address their concerns.
Ola Electric founder Bhavish Agarwal and comedian Kunal Kamra clash on social media platform X over the after sales and service quality of the company's electric scooters. Kamra criticized Ola's service network while Agarwal responded by inviting him to help resolve the issues or sit quietly. The disagreement highlights the importance of customer satisfaction and service in the business world.
Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal and comedian Kunal Kamra have sparked a war of words on social media over Ola's electric scooter service centers. The exchange began when Kamra raised concerns about the state of the service centers and Aggarwal responded by sarcastically offering to pay Kamra more than he earns in his failed comedy career. The two have engaged in a heated debate, with Aggarwal assuring that the company is working to resolve the issues soon.
Ola Cabs, one of India's leading ride-hailing companies, has announced its departure from Google Maps in favor of its own Ola Maps. Going a step further, Ola aims to save Rs 100 crore annually and increase control over its technological processes by shifting away from Microsoft Azure as well. With the launch of Ola Maps, users can expect new features such as street view and 3D maps, while businesses can leverage the Ola Maps API on Krutrim Cloud. This transition to in-house solutions showcases Ola's commitment to innovation and self-reliance.
Indian ride-hailing giant Ola has made a significant switch to its in-house Ola Maps for managing their ooperations. This move is expected to save the company Rs 100 crore annually. Ola's co-founder and Chairman, Bhavish Aggarwal, announced that the new app will be equipped with advanced features such as street view, NERFs, indoor images, 3D maps, and drone maps. Additionally, Ola is also focusing on ramping up its presence in the electric vehicle market with the construction of a battery cell gigafactory in Tamil Nadu.
Ola Cabs founder-CEO Bhavish Aggarwal announced the company's full exit from Google Maps and shift to its own in-house mapping service, Ola Maps. The move, made in response to Microsoft-owned LinkedIn removing Aggarwal's post, will save Ola Rs 100 crore annually. Aggarwal also highlighted Ola Maps' upcoming features and integration into its electric two-wheelers. He further stressed the need for India to have its own technology stack, including AI models, cloud infrastructure, and data centers, to lead the AI revolution and ensure data sovereignty.
Bhavish Aggarwal, co-founder and CEO of Ola, recently expressed his opinion on non-binary pronouns, triggering a debate on social media. While some users supported his views, others criticized them, with one user even questioning Aggarwal's stance given his background in innovation. The post has sparked a discussion on the politics of gender identity and corporate culture in India.
Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal slammed the growing trend of using gender-neutral pronouns in India, calling it 'pronoun illness' borrowed from the West. The debate was sparked when the LinkedIn AI bot referred to him as 'they' instead of 'he'. Aggarwal expressed concerns about this trend spreading in India, particularly in schools and even CVs. He emphasized the need to not blindly follow Western culture and preserve the values of Indian culture.