So pleased to read Vandana Vasudevan’s new book on the great shift in how we buy, engage and work because of technology. Was a pleasure speaking to her several months ago & am so glad the book has turned out so well.

This clip which was shared with me is about Shri Inder Jit Singh Sidhu of Chandigarh. Apparently, every morning at 6 AM, in the quiet streets of Chandigarh’s sector 49, this 88-year-old retired police officer begins his day in service. Armed with nothing but a cycle cart and

How is food delivery changing the way we eat? @V_Vasudevan’s "OTP Please!" explores the trade-off between convenience, health, and cost in the age of delivery apps. Read an excerpt in The Wire: m.thewire.in/article/books/… #OTPPlease #gigworkers #BookReview

Thank you Nandini Nair for a thoughtful and insightful review. Writing a balanced review is an art in itself and you've done a great job! Sixit Bhattaa

Thank you Chintan Girish Modi for a well rounded review!

‘OTP Please’ delves into the wondrous new world of electronic commerce by connecting diverse stories and perspectives gathered across South Asia, from Peshawar to Patna and Colombo to Kathmandu. Get your hands on it today- amzn.in/d/7bIBs1S

Was great to meet an old friend, and also my insti senior Vandana Vasudevan Vandana Vasudevan who has written her 3rd book 'OTP Please!' on the precarious lives of the gig workers, or as Vandana evocatively puts it, the worker ants of the ecommerce / mobility explosion. It is a

#OTPPlease by Vandana Vasudevan is featured in Open Magazine, Scroll.in & Storyboard18 . The book uncovers the real human stories behind South Asia’s gig economy—from groceries to ride-hailing and small retailers. openthemagazine.com/lounge/books/t… scroll.in/article/108453…

Are you ordering something online every day? 🍕📦🛒 From food to furniture, discover how digital platforms are changing what we buy, how we live, and who delivers it to us. #Booked with Sakshi Batra (Sakshi Batra) in conversation with author Vandana Vasudevan (Vandana Vasudevan)

One OTP. One click. One delivery at your doorstep. But what’s the real story behind changes that tech is bringing in our lives, and what could be the impact? Listen in. Find out on Booked with Sakshi Batra (Sakshi Batra) as Vandana Vasudevan (Vandana Vasudevan) reveals insights

Presenting the much talked about book: OTP Please! Online Buyers, Sellers and Gig Workers in South Asia by Vandana Vasudevan (Vandana Vasudevan), published by Penguin India. #BuyOriginal 💮 #BuyFromPI Order 👉padhegaindia.in/product/otp-pl…

Great conversation with Sakshi Batra of IndiaToday about OTP Please!

Conversation with IndiaToday 's Sakshi Batra about the key themes of OTP Please!

Similar examples are in a chapter called Oppression in my book OTP Please! where warehouse workers and dark store workers share their poor work conditions and oppressive rules. amzn.in/d/ah7unu7

😂How is this guy so funny

Now reading this book by Vandana Vasudevan. #IndependenceDay2025 is perhaps a good day to start reading about people who possibly got left out or left behind.

what a gem of a find at the airport bookstore today! started off great and loving the categorisation based on emotions so far 🤌🏼 Centre for Social and Economic Progress Vandana Vasudevan

From doorstep delivery to invisible labour—what’s the real story behind the gig economy? Sandip Roy speaks with Centre for Social and Economic Progress Visiting Fellow Vandana Vasudevan on the hidden human stories of South Asia’s gig economy. Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/3SQNZ3… #gigeconomy #Digital #OnlineRetail

Thank you Rajiv Nayan Chaturvedi for a beautifully written book review of OTP Please! One can tell when the reviewer has really gone through the whole book and understood the author's perspective. outlookhindi.com/country/book-r…

इस किताब को पढ़िए, अगर आप ऑनलाइन खाना मंगाते हैं या कोई भी सर्विस लेते हैं। इस किताब को पढ़िए, अगर आप एक इंसान हैं। इस किताब को पढ़िए, अगर आपको दूसरों का दर्द पराया नहीं लगता है। (Read the book if you order food or any service online. Read the book if you are human. Read the