Fifteen women managers have approached the Karnataka High Court. They are challenging the state government's order for mandatory paid menst...

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The report, which draws insights from large advertisers such as Diageo, HUL and Disney Star, said key dimensions of diversity and inclusion...

The generator tended to sexualise images of women from certain Latin American countries (Colombia, Venezuela, Peru) as well as those from M...

Apple TV+ series "Lessons in Chemistry" features a standout cast. Brie Larson stars as Elizabeth Zott, a brilliant scientist challenging ge...

Ads must also not portray average or poor-scoring students as demotivated, depressed, unhappy or receiving less appreciation from parents, ...

The panel had earlier recommended that to address the under-representation of women and girls in school textbooks or them being depicted on...

This follows a new report to be released formally by the self regulatory industry body on Wednesday, which highlights that the majority of ...

Unstereotype Alliance's members which have committed to challenging stereotyped gender portrayals include India’s largest advertisers Hindu...

“The portrayal of women in advertising has been the subject of much debate. We want to bring out insights that advertisers can tap into for...

It revealed the disconnect between consumer and business opinions of gender portrayals in advertising.

The Modi government feels that currently most such promotions by states could be inadvertently perpetuating gender bias.

The 'Axe Effect' advertisements, with pouting and skimpily clad women doing anything for male attention, will disappear from screens soon.

Apparel brand Biba's latest video features a girl's father asking the groom-to-be to learn cooking.

As per the final guidelines, advertising should not communicate any discrimination as a result of skin colour.

Indian advertisers and communication agencies have come together to launch a gender sensitisation drive to prevent stereotyping of women.

Male response to depictions of 'ideal masculinity' in advertising is typically negative, a new research has found.