Zomato, an Indian delivery company, is developing rest stops where gig workers can safely take a break and access resources and support. This step highlights the need for more prevalent protections for gig workers who are at the forefront of the labour rights movement around the world.

Data suggests that Indian jobseekers care more about flexibility than salary, desiring the ability to work from home, set their hours, and take breaks as needed. The findings arrive as people redefine career pathways in India, changing what they are looking for in employment.

In India, stigma, stereotypes, and social taboos have long prevented older generations from openly discussing issues around mental health. However, younger people in the country are tackling these issues head-on and striving for more open and honest discourse. How are they going about it?