The media in India often portrays women in a stereotypical and objectified manner, reducing them to their physical appearance and sexual appeal.

The glass ceiling refers to the invisible barriers that prevent women from advancing to higher positions in the media industry.

Men in Indian media are often portrayed as strong, powerful, and emotionally inexpressive, but they are rarely shown as nurturing and caring.

The media in India often contributes to the perpetuation of gender stereotypes through a combination of unrealistic portrayals, reinforcement of traditional roles, and marginalization of women's achievements.

Objectification, sexualization, and commodification are all terms used to describe the practice of reducing women to their physical appearance and using their bodies to sell products or services.

The media in India often portrays LGBTQ+ individuals in a negative and stereotypical manner, reinforcing prejudice and discrimination against them.

Gender marketing refers to the practice of using gender to target specific consumer groups and appeal to their perceived needs and desires.

The media in India often contributes to the objectification of women through a combination of sexualized portrayals, reduction to physical appearance, and marginalization of their achievements.

Gender-sensitive, gender-responsive, and gender-transformative media are all terms used to describe media that promotes gender equality and challenges gender stereotypes.

The media in India can contribute to breaking down gender stereotypes and promoting gender equality by presenting more diverse and realistic portrayals of women and men, challenging traditional gender roles and expectations, and giving more visibility to women's achievements and contributions.

Gender advocacy media, gender empowerment media, and gender justice media are all terms used to describe media that is used to spread awareness about gender issues and promote gender equality.

The media in India can contribute to addressing the issue of gender-based violence by reporting on cases in a sensitive and responsible manner, raising awareness about the causes and consequences, and challenging the cultural norms and attitudes that perpetuate it.

Women's rights media, gender equality media, and feminist media are all terms used to describe media that is used to promote the rights of women and girls.

The media in India can contribute to creating a more gender-equal society by challenging traditional gender roles and expectations, promoting the rights of women and girls, and raising awareness about gender issues and gender-based violence.