Update: In a conversation with MediaNama, Chinmay Agarwal COO of Jugnoo said that the company has 150 drivers on board and plans to increase it to 2,000 in the coming weeks. Agarwal, however, declined to give more details about driver incentives, minimum number of trips and pricing. When asked whether the company has a contract carriage permit, he said that they are in talks with the authorities and is looking for clarity as rules for cab aggregators are changing. He added that Jugnoo will be looking at car pooling at a later stage. Earlier: Jugnoo is foraying into cab aggregation services and diversifying its business. Currently, the company aggregates autorickshaws, delivers meals, and has a hyperlocal grocery delivery service. Drivers from Ola and Uber are currently on strike in Delhi protesting the reduced incentives and low earnings, as indicated by this Hindustan Times report. Jugnoo mentioned that it is looking to "fill in the gaps" for drivers. Jugnoo will be starting cab aggregation services in Gurugram and then expand to other cities later. It added that rates offered by Jugnoo cab services are expected to be higher than current operators but has not given specifics. Jugnoo also hasn't mentioned how many cab drivers have signed up on their platform. MediaNama has written to the company for details and will update once we hear from them. Jugnoo will also require a contract carriage permit to run a taxi business and will also have to look into stage carriage permits if it wants to run…
