- Search results for LGBTQIA
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 | How the country’s first transgender-run Milk Cooperative Society in Kovilpatti has given them hope and an identityActivist Grace Banu credits the District Collector, the District Revenue Officer and the relentless hard work of the transgender community in setting up the Cooperative | |
 | Fear and loathing: Why being queer during the pandemic can only exacerbate mental health concernsDespite the hard work an individual puts into finding their way out of the closet, speaking this truth out just a tad bit louder than the society deems it appropriate can still get them in trouble | |
 | Why more Indians have turned to seeing their therapists online in the middle of the pandemicCOVID has forced many services to go online. This includes therapy too. We asked a few youngsters what they felt about it | |
 | This transwoman poet has released the first lullaby for intersex children. Here's why you need to hear itVijayarajamallika's song reminds intersex children and their mothers that their identity does not need to be male or female but is their own to choose | |
 | Anindya Kar's Insta page is the History lesson we all need on the LGBTQIA+ community in India. Check it outDr Anindya Kar's Instagram handle documents India's LGBTQIA+ history, so that the queer community can take pride in their culture | |
 | Artivism ahoy: Inside the colourfully political illustrations of Sonaksha IyengarSonaksha Iyengar tell us how people can connect with her beautiful illustrations around mental health, the LGBTQIA+ community, body positivity, feminism and much more | |
 | Why you should follow @hungover.hamlet on Insta to read his poems featuring anti-war sentimentsNilesh Mondal's poems are simple yet profound. They leave an impact on the readers' minds and make them wonder. We find out how | |
 | The Pink List India's Insta page has been listing queer-friendly politicians since the 2019 LS elections. Check it outFounders of Pink List India tell us how they are trying to inform and empower people with their list of LGBTQIA+ friendly politicians in India and bring queerness into politics | |
 | Aarthi Parthasarathy is giving 'the others' a voice through crowdfunded art, comics and documentariesAarthi Parthasarathy has dedicated her career as a filmmaker and writer to understanding and representing 'the other'. We find out how she got the message through to a changing audience | |
 | Taking Malayalam to the masses: How Arya Prakash is popularising Malayalam pop culture through memes and postsArya Prakash, the mind behind Silma Reviews and PopCult Tribe, makes Malayalam pop culture universal. She tells us why she does it and why social media is the best place for it | |
 | Check Aastha Sahdev’s Insta feed for her take on what the nation really needs to know!Through her Instagram page, Aastha Sahdev is creating awareness and starting conversations about women’s health, gender roles, racism and colourism in India | |
 | How life has changed for India's LGBTQIA+ community two years after abolition of Section 377Two years ago on this day, the Supreme Court had struck down the draconian Section 377 that criminalised gay sex | |
 | IIT Kharagpur’s LGBTQ+ Resource Group organises workshop to fight sexual harassment in college campusAmbar, a Gender and Sexual Diversity support group for the LGBTQ+ community of IIT Kharagpur organised the workshop with Jhatkaa.org | |
 | Pattnaik Ompriya Mohanty's Pencil for Change is making Odias around the world proud. This is how"Today, I am a confident entrepreneur, an analytical thinker and an aspiring business leader — the sum of my experiences," says Pattnaik Ompriya Mohanty while talking about his initiatives with us | |
 | How this Chennai illustrator is bringing less discussed issues to the forefront through her comicsAkshara Ashok's Instagram page, Happy Fluff Comics, is super relatable and utterly cute. We find out why she talks about less discussed issues |
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