Uber drivers can earn at least Rs 90,000 per month
Jamuna Prasad, an Uber taxi driver in Delhi, on Friday handed Rs 1,000 to his wife to offer as 'prasad' at a local temple, with the US firm restarting its operations in the national capital after a gap of one and half months.
Prasad told ET that his wife was observing fast for the past four weeks for divine intervention to have the ban on Uber lifted and get her husband back to work.
The restart of Uber services in Delhi on Friday has come as a major relief for hundreds of drivers registered with it in Delhi as the San Francisco-based company started paying them, with immediate effect, Rs 3,000 per day -- that is, Rs 90,000 per month -- for just logging on to the Uber application for 12 hours in a day.
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| Uber starts paying drivers Rs 3,000 per day -- that is Rs 90,000 per month -- for just logging on to app for 12 hours a day. |
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