The company also launched an Uber Moto campaign for youth with convenient doorstep pickup to help them save time from arduous commute and use that time to up-skill themselves.
"At Uber, we're committed to simplifying the lives of our riders by addressing their everyday challenges through multi-modal mobility solutions," Manisha Lath Gupta-Marketing Director, Uber India and South Asia, told .
"We believe that our youth have immense potential, however, lack of safe and reliable commuting options often limits their aspirations. In a small yet meaningful way, we are delighted to support the aspirations of millions of men and women to move forward," Gupta added.
Targeted primarily at women commuters, the cab hailing giant's Auto campaign, titled "Badey Iradon Ki Chhoti Sawaari," aims to provide women safe, reliable yet affordable travel options, thus, enabling them to fulfil their aspirations.
Instead of being dependent on friends and family for picking and dropping them, or standing on roads waiting to find a reliable mode of transport, Uber Auto allows women to step out whenever they need to.
The company's Moto campaign, titled "Sapno Par Hoja Sawaar" aims to inspire the young working professionals whose aspirations get dampened because they spend long hours commuting and have to change multiple modes of transport to find the most economical option.
Both the campaigns would be seen across digital, print and out-of-home advertising (OOH) platforms, said Uber.
( With inputs from IANS )