- Search results for LGBTQIA
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 | #Section377: IIM Kozhikode's LGBT forum hopes that administration will now 'recognise' themHimanshu Singh, the founder of Umeed - IIM Kozhikode tells us that the group enjoys full support from the faculty, but has not been recognised by the management | |
 | #YouGoGirl: This girl-powered club in Hyderabad is starting conversations on Islamophobia, Discrimination and moreAyesha Syeda feels that, "We just want to share information and experiences. It doesn't have to amount to anything, but it surely might lead to something."
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 | Besides transgenders, India does not recognise other queers as they don't have a 'physical condition'Transgenders are the only members of the community that are recognised and given special benefits by the country — because they have a biological condition exacerbated by societal stigma | |
 | Beyond bistros: Nirvana Bistro in Hyderabad serves homely food and also promoting arts and musicKapil Kanchibotla, Co-founder of Nirvana Bistro, Hyderabad, talks to us about his six month-old space | |
 | Chennai's LGBTQIA+ community is coming out in order to take down Section 377The Tamil Nadu LGBTQIA community and Sahodaran gathered together on Indian Coming Out Day on July 2 to create awareness among the public on why the Sectio 377 should be revoked ASAP | |
 | Coping with gender oddity of students: How schools are adopting a gender-inclusive curriculum to prevent bullyingEducators, who for centuries have divided students into boys and girls, are now figuring out better ways to address students who are non-binary, gender fluid and gender non-conforming | |
 | Do away with your prejudices about people at The Human Library in Bhubaneshwar, courtesy Bhubaneswar Poetry ClubBPC has arranged for an interesting range of human books which will help you chase away all your prejudice | |
 | Do schools need to change their approach to homosexuality?The school in West Bengal, which asked ten "lesbian" students to tender a written confession accepting their sexuality brings to the fore the divide between understanding and ignorance to the LGBTQ | |
 | Don't miss Queerala's Homomorphism II, an art exhibition on same-sex intimacy in KochiHomomorphism II, the exhibition at Kerala History Museum explores same-sex intimacy through art | |
 | Fashion and all that jazz: WHy NITTEFTID is the place to beDr Sandhya Ravi, Principal, Nitte School of Fashion Technology and Interior Design about the new techniques they are implementing in order to make fashion more sustainable and eco-friendly | |
 | Five reasons why the LGBTQIA+ community finds the Transgender Bill 2018 offensive and undemocraticThe bill also criminalises begging and "whoever compels or entices a transgender person to indulge in the act of begging" | |
 | From LGBT positivity to zentangle pandas, why Rhiti Chatterjee Bose's art is importantRhiti studied at Manchester Metropolitan University and was looking for a job keenly, that's when the assignment with the Refugee Council came up | |
 | Gaydio Ga Ga: How Ishq FM's show on LGBT issues is sensitising the airwavesThe Gaydio Show is the first radio programme for LGBTQ audiences, which is all about exploring the power of radio to bring about change | |
 | Good research and happy students are our priorities: IIM Udaipur director on being the youngest in the top 20 listIIMU’s Director Janat Shah shares his plans for the premier institute — it’s not just about the rankings and accreditation, the way IIMU looks at education makes it stand out | |
 | Govt must protect our rights: Why the Namma Pride March will oppose the new Transgender Person’s BillThe new bill states that the penalty for rape of people from LGBTQIA+ community will be only six months to two years |
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