The struggle by the Hindu religious minority of Pakistan has similarities and differences with the Indian LGBTIQ sexuality and gender minorities' ongoing fight for equal recognition of their relationships.
A young photographer has recently started working on a project which attempts to capture two homosexual persons in their day to day activities. The striking feature of this work is the candidness of the pictures.
‘Back on Board’ is a poignant reminder of the fact that a star athlete isn’t guaranteed a life of riches and comfort when he is out as both gay and HIV positive.
'Colours of Love: In Monochrome' is a calendar book made by photographer Archan Mukherjee and lawyer Kaushik Gupta whose theme is kink, fetishism, voyeurism
Maacher Jhol is about a young man coming out to his father over lunch. The film depicts love between two men and the fear of opening up before their families for acceptance.
Delhi Queer pride 2015 went beyond just seeking removal of Sec 377, or demands for decriminalisation of homosexuality. Pride this year was all about intersectionality and solidarity.
Gaysian Faces is a queer anthropology project that features Asian members of the gay community around the world. Queer Asian individuals who wish to express themselves usually send in a headshot with a handwritten note about their experience or message, and it is posted on the social media page of Gaysian Faces.
Bengaluru Pride 2015 was held on 22nd Nov, with thousands marching the streets of the city from Tulasi Park to Town Hall. Tanika Godbole captured some moments.