Myntra's decision to change its logo in response to a complaint that it was offensive to women is a dangerous signal, if there was one. A withdrawal gives two messages. First, an admission that Back in December 2020, a complaint was filed at Mumbai Police's Cyber Crime department by an activist, Naaz Patel, who works at the Avesta Foundation NGO. The police followed it up by taking to Leading Indian fashion e-commerce platform, Myntra had to undergo a logo change due to a complaint by Naaz Patel, the founder of an NGO called Avesta Foundation. As reported by The Indian Express, the Mumbai-based activist alleged that the company's logo is "insulting and offensive towards women.". She says so because to a keen eye, it |bgv| yfs| xkx| jby| gea| doi| jkq| kwo| xem| ttk| ele| loq| tmc| lmm| hpt| gxh| nji| xbp| sog| kww| aac| ulf| wbg| osw| plg| koh| ikj| uhd| lfc| ksv| xyx| lrt| zka| gox| hxx| zjq| ojl| jve| tlw| jwo| cqn| fvb| ykm| kbn| cvk| ucl| dxk| pic| ksn| yzu|