Images: How India Inc is raising its voice against Sec 377
In a rare show of solidarity some of India's largest companies expressed their support for gay rights on Facebook and Twitter by releasing online advertisements. Take a look at them here.
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Diary brand Amul, continued its practise of commenting on current issues. Its iconic Amul girl was shown laying a wreath on a tombstone which read `Freedom of Choice, died in 2013''.[/caption]
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Jewellery brand Tanishq, which is owned by Titan, a Tata group company, on its twitter page uploaded an ad which showed a pair of diamond earrings with the words `` Two of a kind always make a beautiful pair! #sec 377''.[/caption]
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Fastrack, a popular youth fashion brand in India, is known for its risqu and unconventional campaign "Move On."[/caption]
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Hidesign, a homegrown luxury goods brand, tweeted in support of repealing Section 377.[/caption]
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