Nothing, it seems, can be sold to consumers or projected to the media these days, without a bunch of girls posing for the lenses. The 23rd piece of evidence in our commodification of women series, of models posing for camera tripods, in Bangalore on Wednesday.

Photograph: Karnataka Photo News

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The commodification of women portfolio

Ramya: One more example of commodification of women

Ramya: Another example of commodification of women

Anu Prabhakar: Another example of commodification of examinations

Ramya: Like, bombers get scared looking at bombshells?

Ramya: Now, what will those fools do with these kids?

Aindrita Ray: Surely all that glitters is more than just gold

Jennifer Kotwal: The best ice-candy melts before nice eye-candy

Ramya: What it takes to smoothen some rough blades of grass

Nicole Faria: Denims, diamonds, Miss India and the Mahatma

Priyanka Trivedi: See, a brand ambassador always gets good press

Roopashree: Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear

Gul Panag: You are almost tempted to say ‘Intel Inside’

Ramya: Don’t ask us what it is, but it sure costs a bomb

Mandira Bedi: It ain’t so easy to woo an iPhone4 user, sister

Tejaswini Prakash: As if we didn’t have traffic diversions already

Pooja Gandhi: Why Vodafone subscribers experience call drops

Raveena Tandon: From a flower of stones to a stone of flowers

Sameera Reddy: Finally, some ‘commodification’ we are OK with

Jayanti, Bharati, Tara, Padmaja Rao: The great gold obsession

Bhavana: When you see plastic, just bend and pick up

Priyanka: How to keep your head up with half a kilo of gold

Sanjana Jain: ‘Minority’ appeasement of sarees in political season