“This isn’t only about payouts,” says one of the woman drivers. “It’s about being seen, heard, and respected.”
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Nabodita Ganguly works as a correspondent for Outlook Business. She writes about start-ups, tech, and anything that's buzzing in the VC space
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Nabodita Ganguly works as a correspondent for Outlook Business. She writes about start-ups, tech, and anything that's buzzing in the VC space
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