Aims to promote gender parity and women’s visibility in the Indian music industry.
Women in Music (WIM), a New York-based global non-profit, has launched its India chapter to work towards promoting gender parity and women’s visibility in the Indian music industry.
Priyanka Khimani, chair of India chapter, said WIM would work to attain 50-50 representation in the music industry, a goal the organisation has been working on since it was established in New York in 1985.
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