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Rachit Ranjan, Public Policy & Government Relation, UBER

Rachit Ranjan, Public Policy & Government Relation, UBER at Elets 10th Smart City Summit, New Delhi.


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rachit-ranjan“The public transportation system in India is broken, over-stressed and not well equipped to address the sort of challenges and demands being fed into the cities on a daily basis for which we need smart solutions. Smart mobility does not mean harnessing the power of technology to get one person from one point to another. It means to impact other aspects and avenues of your lifestyle which us where Uber has been able to leave a mark.”


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