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Indian matrimony website Shaadi.com has removed its skin tone filter after facing backlash. Courtesy of Unsplash
Indian matrimony website Shaadi.com has removed its skin tone filter after facing backlash. Courtesy of Unsplash
'Fair', 'wheatish' or 'dark': Indian matrimony site Shaadi.com stops asking users to declare skin colour
The move came after an online petition demanding the filter be removed got more than 1,500 signatures within 14 hours