Four years ago on this day the Supreme Court partially struck down Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) decriminalising same-sex relationship between consenting adults.
This book is important for those interested in Bollywood or in queer activism in India, but also for those who are looking for a life story to inspire them
It is inconceivable that there are no gays working in Indian corporations but obviously, the subject remains taboo enough in the workplace for those of alternate sexual orientation to feel safer
It will take decades before we can actually eradicate the stigma of being gay or transgender, as a homophobic population will continue to judge and discriminate
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It will take decades before we can actually eradicate the stigma of being gay or transgender, as a homophobic population will continue to judge and discriminate
In the past decade and a half, sections of urban India have become much more liberal about accepting gay men and women than our colonial-era laws might have suggested
Civil society will have a tougher time convincing people of the importance of granting rights to sexual minorities, since it is not clear that a homosexual lifestyle can work in the Indian context
India has been losing as much as 1.4% of its GDP because of the discriminatory law, according to calculations by University of Massachusetts Amherst economics professor Lee Badgett
The judge also said that the concern about the need to harmonise pre-Independence or colonial laws with the ethos of constitutional jurisprudence was reflected in the judgment
To argue that coming out was easier for the few in the anonymity and privilege of big cities as opposed to the many in the stifling oppression of small towns and villages is true