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Lit Fest
Rainbow Lit Fest’s ‘Digital & One’ witnesses over 50 Authors, Activists, Filmmakers on One Platform
Over two days, Digital & One saw over 50 leading authors, poets, activists, scholars, filmmakers, artists, performers, and business leaders discussing a variety of topics.
Anti-Discrimination Law is the Bedrock of all Change When it Comes to Equal Rights as Against Marriage Rights: Dr. Shashi Tharoor at Digital & One
Dr. Shashi Tharoor said that an anti-discrimination law is inclusive and is an imperative step towards equality rather than marriage rights.
Delhi’s Rainbow Lit Fest Goes Digital This Year
Being held over the weekend of December 5 & 6, the event will see the coming together of over 50 leading authors, poets, activists, scholars, filmmakers, artists, performers and business leaders to discuss a variety of topics
When the Rainbow Feels Colourless- Being Autistic and Queer on the Spectrum
The rainbow contains rays of many hues, each a varied wavelength. We see what our eyes perceive as ‘colours’ and assign particular colours to particular items.... Read More...
With Book Launches, Panels and Performances, Rainbow Lit Fest Dazzles the Capital for 2 Days
The two-day celebration, that sat at the intersection of the alternative and mainstream, witnessed the amalgamation of different forms of expression where over 70 exponents of prose, poetry, art, music, dance and cinema came together on the same platform.
A Walk Through Indian Queer History with Pawan Dhall and his Upcoming Book
Pawan Dhall’s, 'Out Of Line And Offline: Queer Mobilisation In 90s Eastern India' is a crucial piece of document that holds key elements of the history of queer movements in India.
At Jaipur Lit Fest, Karan Johar talks about Sec 377 and being called a ‘Pansy’
Karan Johar referred to Section 377 as a 'hurdle we need to combat' and said he doesn't blame closeted homosexuals for not coming out in a country where they can be 'tortured 377 times' for admitting it