queer

	Stories of bravery at Queer Katha in Hyderabad on January 10 Through short acts and music, the programme will feature a few heart-wrenching coming out stories of members from the group. published on : 9th January 2021
	Finding life in a Queer-friendly city he hour-long conversation threw light on the involvement and contributions of queer and trans communities to Madras’s culture, history and life. published on : 7th September 2020
	The Second Puberty: First chance for a new life Growing up is never easy, each of us having to juggle the modalities of career, friendship, familial and other responsibilities, and relationships of every stripe. published on : 14th August 2020
	Out and proud Going virtual for the first time, Kashish Mumbai International Queer Film Festival will bring 157 films from 42 countries. published on : 15th July 2020
	Dating apps celebrate queer love As part of the Pride Month celebrations, a dating platform gathered data on how their millennial users believe in love across the rainbow spectrum. published on : 30th June 2020
	Queer film festival in Mumbai set to go virtual The festival will screen 100 plus films in a pre-scheduled set of programmes, along with online panel discussions, Q&As, performances and opening and closing ceremonies. published on : 25th June 2020
	Justice Smith comes out, voices support for black queer and trans lives Smith made the revelation in an Instagram post on Friday and also used his coming out to call for the inclusion of black queer and trans people in the movement against violence and systemic racism. published on : 7th June 2020
	‘Poetry books are like summer romances’: Poet, artist Aditi Angiras Her book, The World That Belongs To Us: An Anthology of Queer Poetry from South Asia (HarperCollins India), co-edited with Akhil Katyal will be out this summer. published on : 7th June 2020
	Weaving a tapestry of inspiring narratives 'Even if it not for my debut movie, Coffee Cafe, I would have still tried to be part of the festival because it had a good line-up,' city-based director Arunkumar Senthil said. published on : 23rd March 2020
	Sahitya Akademi’s annual festival to have queer literature Queer literature will be a part of Sahitya Akademi’s annual Festival of Letters in the national capital from February 24 to February 29. published on : 21st February 2020
	Queer Azadi Carnival: Breaking free from the Binaries When transgender activists, Dalit feminists and members of the queer community came together in the city on Sunday, they made it clear that their silence has been broken published on : 11th February 2020
	In 2018, gender-fluid fashion dominated Indian runways and how! Queer style is all about nonconformity which aims to break the gender binary rules of the society through clothing and stage a silent protest. published on : 23rd December 2018