India will not allow driverless cars

India's Transport Minister has said that driverless cars are not welcome in the country as they will lead to higher levels of unemployment.

The Minister has that India will instead focus on training people in driving skills to meet the shortage of 2 billion drivers.

The World Bank has said that 69% of all jobs in India are under risk from automation. 

Ou India correspondent Neha Poonia reports.

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