Section 377

What 'Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan' Means To A Gay Man From Small-Town India
A mainstream Bollywood star like Ayushmann Khurrana playing a gay man in a typical masala love story format is like a dream come true.
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The 377 Verdict's Bittersweet Legacy: More Support, But Not Enough Rights
The year since the Supreme Courts order has seen many more stories of people coming out, but they sit side by side with accounts of marginalisation and alienation.
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The Section 377 Verdict Was Historic, But It Hasnt Made Much Of A Difference
We continue to be discriminated against, not even schools and colleges are safe enough for queer people as there isnt a single anti-discrimination law to protect us.
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Struggling With Coming Out? A Psychologist Explains How To Cope
Coming out about one's sexuality is a difficult decision to take, but this path must be tread with great caution and, if possible, with professional guidance.
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Book Review: Straight To Normal: My Life As A Gay Man Is A Tale Of Burdens And Reconciliations
Reading this memoir is like taking a journey from the India of the 1970s until the time the discriminatory Section 377 was partially struck down.
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This Lesbian Couple Found Love In A Punjab Prison, The Canada Honeymoon Is The Hard Part
Despite decriminalising gay sex last year, India is yet to grant LGBTQ couples the rights that heteronormative citizens take for granted.
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Writing A Book On My Life As A Gay Man In India Was Far From Easy
Strangers have reached out to me saying how important this book is to them and that they saw bits of themselves in my story.
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Section 377 Lawyers Arundhati Katju, Menaka Guruswamy In TIME's List Of 100 Most Influential
Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani is also part of the list.
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In Rural Bundelkhand, A Lesbian Couple Tries To Make a Life
People in love are forcing a national reckoning on same-sex marriage in India.
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From #MeToo To Sabarimala, News Stories That Dominated Headlines in 2018
India saw landmark judgements on Section 377, Aadhaar and Sabarimala and a new wave of the MeToo movement mainly in the media and film industry.
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