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If there is one thing that supposedly defines the purity of your love for your partner – it probably would be monogamy.
Read This ArticleAway From Home : Roasted Pumpkin Stuffed with Carrots & Cous Cous
The last time I wrote here, I spoke of my grandfather’s passing. Over the past few months, I have found it incredibly difficult to be inspired to write any more articles.
Read This ArticleQueer Lingo (Spread The Word)
One thing is clear; we at Gaysi take certain things very seriously. SERIOUSLY.
Read This ArticleRelease, Sharing & Discussion of “Breaking the Binary”
Breaking The Binary : Understanding concerns and realities of queer persons assigned gender female at birth, across a spectrum of lived gender identities.
Read This ArticleLGBT Films @ Indian Film Festival Los Angeles
This year at the Indian Film Fest of LA are some wonderful LGBT selections.
Read This ArticleGaysi Zine Vol. 2 : Call For Submission *Wake Up*
You may have seen the tweets online but we’re now making it official. We are publishing the Gaysi Zine vol. 2 this August.
Read This ArticleSPEAK UP, SPEAK OUT! Sharing Our LGBT Immigrant Stories
Come join us for a community story share for queer Asian, South Asian, and Pacific Islander people to share our experiences of immigration in a safe, supportive, and confidential space.
Read This ArticlePartner with KASHISH 2013
Support KASHISH 2013 and help the festival continue its commitment to mainstream queer issues through cinema. As a partner you reach out to queer and mainstream audiences.
Read This ArticleSeeking Gaysi
I want someone who likes long walks in the park. Scratch that, I want someone who likes to sit in parks, and judge people who take those long walks.
Read This ArticleJeff Roy On Talking Dirty, “Gaysi” Style
Through Dirty Talk, Gaysi is trying to break the open-mic mold by providing a platform for artists from backgrounds of all kinds to deconstruct and redefine the status quo of acceptability.
Read This ArticleWhat Is Dirty Talk?
Gaysi hosted ‘Dirty Talk’ was featured in January issue of Time Out (Mumbai) magazine as part of their celebrating Mumbai Queer Pride month.
Read This ArticleChandigarh LGBT Pride Walk (2013)
Chandigarh’s first LGBT pride walk. Come out & show your support.
Read This ArticleYou Think They Are Dumb? Think Again!!!
Being LGBT is a struggle for many. LGBT folks are discriminated, hurt, ridiculed and constantly stigmatized outside and within the community itself. Imagine if some of them are dyslexic too
Read This ArticleDirty-Talking A Fourth Time
Even by Gaysi Family standards, hosting Dirty Talk twice within a space of six weeks is quite suicidal. But this time was special, as we had amongst the crowd, famed author/actor/mult-talented celebrity Stephen Fry.
Read This ArticleInterview : Mari Eva & Queen, Founders of Loopty Loop Originals
To kickoff a new year of discovery, we begin with the founders of Loopty Loop Originals. Launched in 2012 by Mari Eva and Queen, Loopty Loop Originals (LLO) is a homegrown, homespun, exciting new business venture that brings us colorful crocheted accessories, clothing and decor.
Read This ArticleBangalore Queer Film Festival 2013
BQFF is an annual event that brings to its audiences queer films from the world over, photo exhibitions, performances and panel discussions.
Read This ArticleDirty Talk : A Little Bit (Sunday, 3rd March 2013)
It’s almost like we just can’t get enough of Talking Dirty. It’s barely been a month and we’re back again for another edition of Dirty Talk. But this time, we’re playing it a bit differently.
Read This ArticleOut of the Frying Pan & Into the Big City
New York City: America’s darling and the heart of everything that is just the right blend of trendy, hipster, classy, and of course, expensive.
Read This ArticleValentine’s Day Special : Falling In Love
Sonal Giani, an advocacy officer with the Humsafar Trust, and Upasana Naithani, a marketing professional, were friends before they started dating.
Read This ArticleFilm Review : Vishwaroopam
Vishwaroopam, apart from being totally one-sided in its pro-American troops story line, offers a misguided and damaging portrayal of queerness through its denigration of male effeminacy and putative homosexuality.
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