BCCI Equity Policy- Significance, Challenges and Efforts Elsewhere
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Recently, the BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India) took a watershed decision regarding its pay policy. Finally, the country’s centrally-contracted female cricketers will earn as much match fees as their male counterparts.
What is the policy about?
- The BCCI introduced the ‘Pay Equity Policy’ under which both male and female centrally-contracted players will now receive the same match fees for appearing in international matches.
- BCCI:
- Governing body for cricket in India
- Established on December 4, 1928, by cricketers to end British monopoly in the game
- Registered as a society, under the Tamil Nadu Societies Registration Act
- Has 30 full-time members
- BCCI:
- Till now, the
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