Through a mix of humor, satire, and direct engagement, the brand seeks to highlight the detrimental impact of terms like “item,” “tandoori murgi,” “butter,” “Pataka,” and “bomb” on the objectification and dehumanization of women.
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Britannia Marie Gold picks an act over an ad: Launches new platform HerStore on Women’s Day
HerStore is conceptualised by MullenLowe Lintas group and the digital ecosystem has been built by Hash Connect.
Netflix most positively viewed by female customers; Amazon strongest brand amongst females: Report
Within the smartphones category, iPhone was the most positively perceived brand among females (78.4), followed by Samsung (76.0) and Vivo (67.3).
Dark Parle-G’s picture goes viral on X; netizens speculate
Recently, a picture of a new alleged chocolate version of Parle’s iconic biscuits, Parle-G, has started circulating on social media, generating mixed responses from netizens.
ITC’s B Natural celebrates farmerettes on International Women’s Day
In India, Farmerettes (women farmers) make up about 75 percent of the agricultural workforce
34 percent women report doing more household chores than others they live with: IKEA
In its recent effort to extend these values of equality and inclusion to a larger community, IKEA partnered with Standard Chartered Bank to launch a year-long association named ‘Prerna initiative’, starting with a webinar series titled ‘Diversity Dialogues’
Exhicon Events Media Solutions to acquire Nucleus Integrated Communications and Entertainment
Exhicon will acquire 51 percent of the equity share of Nucleus.
Drive to thrive: How Cognizant, F1, Aston Martin and Netflix came together
Cognizant, one of the world’s largest and leading technology companies, has intensified its marketing efforts as the pivotal role of technology in driving business and brand transformations becomes increasingly evident.
CARS24 to increase female representation in its workforce by 50 percent in 2024
At present, women and LGBTQ individuals constitute less than 20 percent of CARS24’s employee base. This pattern is similar across the automotive industry.
Hyundai announces MoU between Navjyoti NGO and BluSmart ; 250 women drivers to get employed in Delhi NCR
HMIF and Navjyoti will support the participants to obtain a permanent driving license and the graduating students will be certified by National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) post successful completion of training and assessments