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Month: January 2017
Poem: Closets are for Clothes
Spirit etched away by a caustic silence, gradually over all these years
Helpless heart, inside which grew a hideous giant fuelled by my tears;
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Mumbai Pride 2017 Culminates In Queer Azaadi March
"It gets behtar ('better' in Hindi)" and allies supporting equality were the two dominant themes of this year's Mumbai Pride March that took place yesterday, on Saturday, January 28, 2017
Mumbai’s Engineering College Runs Campaign Supporting LGBT Rights, Students to Walk in Mumbai Pride
Parvaah - The Social Initiative of K. J. Somaiya College of Engineering has been working for the cause of LGBT Rights
Transgender Woman Gets Married To Man in Odisha
Meghna, a transgender woman from Bhubaneswar, has got married to a man named Basudev in an arranged marriage
Mumbai Pride to be on 28th January, Follows Bengaluru’s Lead in Being Disabled Friendly
Mumbai Queer Pride, also called as Queer Azaadi Mumbai, is all set to take place on 28th January
As an Out Lesbian Contests Students’ Union Election for the First Time in Kolkata, Student Organisations Open Up to Queer Issues
Asmita Sarkar, a student of second year in the sociology department of Jadavpur University and the vice-president of AISA (All India Students’ Association) Jadavpur University Unit, is the first openly out lesbian woman to contest the Students’ Union election
Coming Out Is A Continuous Process And These 4 Things Helped Me
I write in the hope that it will make a young queer girl somewhere feel a little less alone
“Make Life or Break Life” – Addressing Pubertal Experiences and Issues of Adolescent Males in a Sub-Urban Community of Karachi
Addressing sexual and reproductive health rights has become challenging with the time, especially if you are in Pakistan
Straight Students At IIT Delhi Were Given Gay Situations to Enact. Their Reactions Will Stump You
Gaylaxy Team went to IIT Delhi in October 2016 and gave the students there various LGBT situations to enact and raised awareness about LGBT rights
My Brother and His Friends Used to Molest Me Because I was “Different”
My mother used to call me ‘Hijra’, ‘Chakka’ because I was not boy enough by her standards.
I am Gay, I’m an Actor and I’ve Got a Message for You All
Following Karan Johar’s comments on his sexual orientation, Saattvic, a young television and theatre actor, comes out and pens down a powerful open letter to all his colleagues in Mumbai and every homosexual person