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Why Cate Blanchett is Impressed with This Indian Make-Up Artist
The story of Charu Khurana, an Indian make-up artist who won a six-year-long legal battle against gender discrimination in the Indian film industry, left Oscar winner Cate Blanchett touched.
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Accept Woman Member or Face Jail, Supreme Court Tells Make-Up Artists Guild
The court directed the Cine Costume Make-up Artists and Hair Dressers Association (CCMAA) to make woman make-up artist Charu Khurana a member
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End Gender Bias in Film Industry Support Staff, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today said there should be no gender bias among those working as support staff in the film industry - hair dressers, costume stylists and make-up artists. And anyone registered to work in one of these fields can work in the others or interchange at will.
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We're Not in 1935, Says Supreme Court About This Bollywood Aspect
A nearly six-decade ban on women being employed as make-up artists in the film industry could end after the Supreme Court said it was gender biased and should not continue for a day longer, the Indian Express newspaper reported on Tuesday.
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Why Cate Blanchett is Impressed with This Indian Make-Up Artist
The story of Charu Khurana, an Indian make-up artist who won a six-year-long legal battle against gender discrimination in the Indian film industry, left Oscar winner Cate Blanchett touched.
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Accept Woman Member or Face Jail, Supreme Court Tells Make-Up Artists Guild
The court directed the Cine Costume Make-up Artists and Hair Dressers Association (CCMAA) to make woman make-up artist Charu Khurana a member
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End Gender Bias in Film Industry Support Staff, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today said there should be no gender bias among those working as support staff in the film industry - hair dressers, costume stylists and make-up artists. And anyone registered to work in one of these fields can work in the others or interchange at will.
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We're Not in 1935, Says Supreme Court About This Bollywood Aspect
A nearly six-decade ban on women being employed as make-up artists in the film industry could end after the Supreme Court said it was gender biased and should not continue for a day longer, the Indian Express newspaper reported on Tuesday.
