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A woman in Australia named Swatika Chandra was banned from using Uber for months as her name was considered offensive by the food delivery app

Swastika name derives from a Sanskrit word which signifies good fortune or well-being.

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Swastika Chandra had her Uber account banned because of her name.Uber eventually apologized to the Australian woman and reinstated her account.An Australian

Uber has apologised to an Australian woman called Swastika Chandra who was banned from the app over her name. We understand that there are different cultural nuances to names, the company said.

After five months, Uber reinstated Chandra's account and issued an apology.

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