Govt Bans 10-Minute Delivery Promises for Worker Safety
India's labour ministry has directed quick commerce platforms to remove 10-minute delivery guarantees following strikes and safety concerns raised by gig workers.
India's labour ministry has directed quick commerce platforms to remove 10-minute delivery guarantees following strikes and safety concerns raised by gig workers.
A new survey reveals 74% of consumers support the government's push to remove 10-minute delivery promises. Most want quick delivery only for medicines and essentials, citing rider safety concerns.
Swiggy has removed its 10-minute delivery guarantee following a government directive. This comes after Blinkit made similar changes amid worker protests over pay and conditions.
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The government has urged quick commerce platforms to stop advertising 10-minute deliveries to reduce pressure on gig workers. Blinkit and Instamart have already removed such claims.
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Blinkit has stopped advertising its 10-minute delivery service following concerns raised by the Labour Ministry over gig worker safety and working conditions.
Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha praises the government's move to end 10-minute delivery mandates, calling it a crucial win for gig workers' safety and fair conditions.
Blinkit has removed its 10-minute delivery promise from all platforms following government concerns about gig worker safety. Other quick commerce firms may follow suit.
Blinkit removes its 10-minute delivery promise following labor ministry talks. Swiggy and Zepto may follow to improve gig worker safety and conditions.
Indian quick commerce firms like Blinkit, Zepto, Swiggy, and Zomato have ceased their 10-minute delivery services following a government order to ensure safety and compliance.
Major food delivery apps like Swiggy, Zomato, Zepto, and Blinkit are reconsidering their 10-minute delivery model following government intervention and strikes by gig workers over safety concerns.
Blinkit has removed its 10-minute delivery branding following government pressure. Competitors like Zepto, Swiggy, and Zomato are expected to follow suit soon.
AAP MP Raghav Chadha spent a day as a delivery executive to highlight the pressures of quick commerce. He shared his experience online, criticizing unrealistic 10-minute delivery targets. Read his full account.
AAP MP Raghav Chadha spent a day as a Blinkit delivery partner to highlight low pay, long hours, and safety risks faced by gig workers. His initiative aims to push for policy reforms.
AAP MP Raghav Chadha spent a day as a Blinkit delivery partner in Delhi, highlighting the challenges of gig workers. He calls for improved working conditions and social security in the quick commerce sector.
AAP MP Raghav Chadha worked a shift as a Blinkit delivery partner to highlight gig workers' demands. Watch his experience and the ongoing debate over fair wages and social security.
AAP Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha donned Blinkit's uniform to experience a day in the life of a gig worker. He promises more updates on the challenges faced by delivery executives. Stay tuned for his full report.
Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha went undercover as a Blinkit delivery rider, sharing his experience to highlight the struggles of gig workers. Watch the video and see his call for policy change.
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A food delivery platform confirms its delivery executive is safe after a concerning incident. The company has reinforced safety training to prevent future risks. Read the full statement and details.
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Three friends in Pune got locked on their balcony at 3 am. Their ingenious solution? Ordering a Blinkit delivery agent to use a spare key and rescue them. The hilarious video has gone viral on Instagram.