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Companies like Zomato, Swiggy, bigbasket, Delhivery, and Zippee are expanding beyond insurance, offering comprehensive health and well-bein...

Taxi and logistics companies, traditionally reliant on male drivers, are increasingly hiring women to drive cars and commercial vehicles or...

The Zomato chief said that the company has hundreds of women who deliver food everyday, earning a livelihood for their families, but implie...

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A spokesperson for Zomato said the platform hopes to hire more women for delivery roles across its platform including its upcoming Instant ...

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Female delivery partners across all companies in the industry account for less than 1% of the overall number of people deployed in such rol...

James Brown's classic song from 1966 - 'It's a Man's World' plays in the background.

Companies such as Zomato, Swiggy, Ecom Express and Shadowfax are among those looking to induct more women in their last-mile delivery fleet.

Swiggy has over 200,000 delivery partners and about 1,000 of them are women delivery partners.

While more women are joining the gig economy in such roles, they are paid less than men for the same jobs.

Last year, Amazon started two women-only delivery stations — in Thiruvananthapuram and Chennai —that are completely managed and run by wome...