What's your opinion on Myntra's logo changing incident. Keeping it simple, it matters a lot because we are the generation.

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 In India, there are many things about which people around the country are worried about like farmers' protests against the government regarding issues with Agricultural laws, the Indian Budget 2021, etc, and several other things. But again India is a country where problems that are not existing are brought into existence. For several years, there has not been any problem regarding the Myntra logo and the company was running swiftly. No problems were rising due to that logo, but here comes an entry, where a woman files a complaint against the company regarding the logo and the company decides to change its logo. By this time the social media has gained its new trend. Now the social media is flooded with her supporters supporting her and opposers, making the whole incident meme material.

The woman who filed a complaint against the logo also mentioned, " The logo was offensive towards the woman." Until then most of us were not able to recognize the way she was thinking, but now we are overthinking regarding logos. It is very understandable that this was all about mentality. If you are a pervert then you will definitely think the way your mind wants you to think of it. Now it's up to you that in which way you want things around you to seem to you. Therefore its mentality, not the logo, to be changed. And if things are gonna work in a similar way in the near future, then it will be very hard for anything to work in a swift manner.

In the upcoming time, it is very much needed to change our mentality. There should be some awareness programs in schools and colleges to change the mindset.

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Comments

  1. Shubham Kumar2 February 2021 at 12:32

    Everything written here is so true. The problem is with the mentality of people.
    The phrase "Problem logo m nhi, logo m h" was lit🔥🔥🔥

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  2. Unknown2 February 2021 at 12:36

    It's rightly said it's all about mentality

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