India, Sept. 29 -- Domestic worker services are the latest addition to the platform economy - an area that has sparked ongoing debates about ethics and sustainability. Questions are being raised about fair wages, safety, social security, and how this new form of gig work might affect traditional employer-employee relationships. Regardless of where this discussion leads, it is clear that gig work is transforming India's rapidly expanding labour market. This sector is expected to reach a valuation of $100 billion this year, with over 77 million Indians engaged in gig work - women making up nearly 20% of this workforce. The gig economy includes ride-hailing, food and parcel delivery (including quick, ten-minute deliveries), as well as servic...