India's Gig Workforce May Triple by 2030

India's gig workforce, which includes people who work through digital platforms like delivery and ride-hailing services, is expected to grow a lot by 2030.

Right now, there are over 6 million people working in gig jobs, but this number could reach between 17 and 21 million in the next few years.

Many people find gig work to be a good way to earn money, especially because it is flexible and can help them support their families or pay for school.

For example, a cook named Manish works as a cook during the day and drives a taxi in the evenings to earn extra money.

Students like Honnur, a nursing student, also work gig jobs to pay for their education.

The report says that gig work is not just about flexible jobs anymore; it is becoming an important way for people to earn a living.

However, some people worry that gig work does not provide job security or benefits like health insurance.

The report also mentions that more women are joining the gig economy, which is a good sign for gender diversity.

Overall, gig work is changing the way people in India think about jobs and careers.