Mumbai, 19th June 2026 — Infinite Saree, the powerful social impact campaign advocating for the removal of the Marital Rape Exception from Indian law, took the global centre stage by being honoured with 14 Clio Awards, including the inaugural Women’s Health Grand Clio, at the 2026 Clio Health Awards – one of the highest global recognitions for creativity in healthcare and social impact communications.
The campaign was among the most celebrated works at the 2026 Clio Health Awards, earning multiple honours across categories including Health Equity, Human-Centered Design, Creative Use of Media, Experience & Activation, and Public Relations. Most notably, Infinite Saree received the inaugural Women’s Health Grand Clio, recognizing its powerful use of creativity to advance conversations around women’s safety and legal rights in India. The recognition of 1 Grand, 7 Gold, 4 Silver and 2 Bronze highlights the campaign’s success in leveraging culture, creativity, and collective action to drive awareness and public engagement around a critical social issue.
About the ‘Infinite Saree’ Campaign
‘Infinite Saree’ transformed one of India’s most iconic symbols of womanhood into a powerful call for justice. Conceived to raise awareness about the marital rape exception in Indian law, the campaign highlighted the lack of legal protection available to millions of married women facing sexual violence. At the centre of the initiative was a four-kilometre-long saree believed to be the world’s longest, designed by leading Indian fashion designer Nivedita Saboo and embroidered with thousands of signatures collected in support of the Marital Rape Exception from the Indian Penal Code. Serving as a living petition at the Royal Opera House in Mumbai, the installation mobilized public participation and sparked widespread conversations around women’s rights, dignity, and safety. The campaign was developed by global health marketing agency Klick Health for Red Dot Foundation, in collaboration with MediaMedic Communications, INVNT, TA2, and LightFarm.
Commenting on the recognition, Supreet K. Singh, Co-founder & CEO, Red Dot Foundation said, “‘Infinite Saree’ was created to amplify the voices of women seeking legal protection and justice. This recognition reflects the strength of collective action and the ability of creative storytelling to bring critical social issues into mainstream discourse. We are honoured to see this message resonate on a global stage.”
Rich Levy, Chief Creative Officer, Klick Health, added, “Every campaign we’re celebrating exists because someone, somewhere needed to be seen. The fact that this work is being recognized, especially with the inaugural Grand for Women’s Health created specifically to recognize work fighting for women’s safety on a global stage, tells me the industry understands that the most powerful creative comes from the most urgent truths.”
Dinesh Chindarkar, Co-Founder & Director of MediaMedic Communications, said, “We are proud to have been part of a campaign that combined purpose, culture, and advocacy to create meaningful impact. The recognition at the Clio Health Awards demonstrates how powerful collaborations can elevate important conversations and bring global visibility to issues that matter.”
The global recognition of ‘Infinite Saree’ underscores the growing role of purpose-driven creativity in advancing social change. As conversations around women’s safety, equality, and legal rights continue to evolve, the campaign stands as a testament to the power of collective voices and creative advocacy in driving awareness and action.
