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Author: Ayush Gupta
Ayush Gupta
Final year law student at University Five Year law college, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur with hands-on experience in legal research, drafting, and advocacy across Corporate, civil, criminal, arbitration, and commercial matters.
As millions of Indians embrace flexible work arrangements, the urgent need for comprehensive legal protection becomes increasingly apparent. The traditional employment model in India is undergoing a significant transformation. Across urban centers and increasingly in smaller towns, millions of Indians are abandoning conventional job structures in favor of flexible, project-based work arrangements. This shift represents more than a career choice—it signals the emergence of India’s gig economy as a dominant force in the country’s employment landscape. Understanding India’s Gig Economy Landscape The gig economy in India encompasses a vast spectrum of work arrangements that operate outside traditional employer-employee relationships. Unlike…
