Karva Chauth : To Do or Taboo?
The subject grabbed spotlight after Roy uploaded photographs of her partner, Alka Kedwal and herself observing Karva Chauth on Facebook.
The subject grabbed spotlight after Roy uploaded photographs of her partner, Alka Kedwal and herself observing Karva Chauth on Facebook.
This Sunday, we will resume the book club with a chat. We’ll talk about the growth of queer literature in India, and why it’s of so much significance.
On this World AIDS day 1st December 2012, the sexual minority groups in Mumbai under the aegis of Queer Azaadi Mumbai (QAM) send our best wishes to our fellow community members in Uganda.
“Homo Hetero Bhai Bhai” rang one slogan at the Queer Pride assembled at Barakhamba Road on Sunday.
Yaariyan Presents Q-fete or Gulabi Mela, an Unique Event which will be a Fundraiser for Mumbai Pride!
Five photography projects on the theme of TABOO. Curated by Indu Antony and Sandeep Mahajan. Taboo is the forbidden, the illegitimate desire.
First day of practice will decide who’s in and who’s out. No coming late, no slacking off and definitely no sitting down.
The Bangalore Queer Pride is proud to present to you the 2012 Pride Mela. This year we are coming back more colourful, louder and awesomer than ever!
Delhi Queer Pride is five this year! We invite members and supporters of the queer community.
Come march with us! Anyone and everyone is welcome to come march with us! Let’s march together! Let’s exhibit our pride! And show your love and support to the queer community!
Gallery Engendered Space and Abadi Art Space proudly announce Queering Making: A two-part exhibition that queers the lens of memory and lived experiences.
Shazad Hai is the MSM Outreach Coordinator at ASAAP where he coordinates HIV/AIDS outreach and prevention based programming for self-identified South Asian queer men and is the lead on the “Colour Me Queer” project.
Bring the wittiest, funniest, most relevant and compelling slogans you can think of, and join us to put ‘em on paper. Lets get set to paint the town queer!
I VIEW WORLD provides a new lens to view human rights, gender and sexuality, through world cinema’s ever changing landscape of desires, intimacies & sensualities.
My best friends find it hard to believe that I have never been in a relationship long enough to even call it that – a relationship. They’ve always told me that I’m a catch.
In an era of internet dating, we have forgotten the good old days of cruising and the infamous hotspots of Mumbai, it’s time for us to rediscover that almost forgotten heritage with people who lived through those heydays of non internet cruising spots. We bring you this time a one of a kind – never done before – Queer Mumbai Darshan.
Student of the Year was simply an apology by Karan Johar for being a flamboyant, closeted, powerful homosexual who takes pleasure in flaunting shirtless muscle queens for his own liking while refusing to show actual compassion to gay people.
My very instant reaction was; F***ing hell this is so beautiful. It took good 3 minutes or so for my eyes to drift onto the other portions of the photograph.
Helping others always seems easier than looking at your own situation objectively. What I’m reading is that you want to do the same for your partner but don’t know how, that is perfectly normal but you can’t be objective in this situation.
Join us at a fundraiser party to support the Delhi Queer Pride this year!