As heatwaves grip India, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, e-commerce platforms are taking action to safeguard their delivery workers. The intense heat poses serious health risks, including dehydration and heatstroke, particularly for gig workers who often work in extreme conditions. In response, Amazon has initiated 'Project Ashray', establishing 100 air-conditioned rest stops across major cities, which provide essential amenities such as seating, washrooms, and first aid. This initiative aims to assist over 150,000 delivery partners monthly, including those not affiliated with Amazon. Similarly, Zomato has collaborated with partners to create over 5,000 rest points that offer shade and water, while also providing health insurance that covers outpatient and hospitalization needs. Companies like Zepto are upgrading their facilities with air coolers and shaded areas to enhance comfort for workers. Additionally, innovative solutions such as cooling vests and subsidized sunscreen jackets are being introduced to help workers manage heat exposure. These measures reflect a growing recognition of the occupational hazards faced by gig workers in India's expanding e-commerce sector.