By A Correspondent
During the nationwide lockdown, groups like women, children and the elderly have faced violence of unspeakable proportions where they should be the safest: in their own homes. In the first week of lockdown alone, one hotline received double their usual number of calls to report abuse. But because survivors are trapped indoors with their abusers, and making an emergency call may be impossible for many and it is more important than ever that we be vigilant as their friends and neighbours.
Notes a communique: “The mask is a regular feature of our lives today. The idea is to go behind the mask and identify and help the people who might be victims of abuse. Aangan Trust believes that community support is crucial in addition to the efforts of the government and police. At this time, it is more important than ever for all as community members to remember that folks we know may be facing violence at home. The campaign aims to shed light on our sisters, brothers and children who are feeling unsafe. “
Premier radio station network brand Radio Mirchi will now be just called Mirchi as it has transformed itself to a city-centric music and entertainment company. After 19 years, the brand has undergone a complete overhaul and has pivoted to just Mirchi. Capturing the essence of the company’s transformation in its campaign- “Sirf Radio nahi, har Entertainment Mein Mirchi Hai”, the brand has dropped the word radio from its logo. Notes a communique: “The change in the branding strongly reflects Mirchi’s hyperlocal, multi-format and multi-platform content and solutions capabilities that cut across Digital, Live and FM.”
Club FM has launche Cinema Katha, a distinctive way of story creation, orchestrated by three famous film directors. A week is dedicated to each of the directors. The final audio cinema, curated by each of the directors will be around 20 minutes’ long and will feature a mix of Club FM voice artists and selected listeners. It will be launched in Club FM and our digital/social assets.