Silenced Voices: A Transgender Teacher’s Battle for Employment Rights
The poignant journey of Jane Kaushik, a resilient transgender teacher confronting discrimination in education.
India
Despite Qualification, Transgender Candidates Find it Hard to Secure a Job
The transgender community has been fighting for horizontal reservation so that enough representation can be seen in jobs and education institutions
Registrations Open for 14th KASHISH Mumbai International Queer Film Festival
Delegate registrations to attend the 14th edition of KASHISH Mumbai International Queer Film Festival, festival has opened
Battling Transphobic Violence since Childhood, Ritwik’s is a Story of Grit and Determination
I was often beaten by my father for my feminine behaviour. I would think of running away from home in the name of education and job
Coming Out Struggle is Intense in the Rural Parts of India for LGBTQ Individuals
There are a plethora of LGBTIQ+ individuals from villages in India who are harassed physically and mentally, taken to babas and quacks to cure them
MCD Elections: AAP’s Transgender Candidate Bobby Kinnar Wins from Sultanpuri A
Bobby Kinnar was AAP's candidate from Sultanpuri 43 A ward of Sultanpur Majra Assembly, and won by defeating the Congress candidate Varuna Dhaka by 6714 votes.
कहानी: एक थी मीरा
हमे हमारे प्यार की परिणिति पता थी, उसके बावजूद हमने आपको चाहा और बेइंतहा चाहा, और वो हमारे लिए टाइमपास बिल्कुल नहीं था
KASHISH launches its own LGBTQ+ OTT Platform
KASHISH Mumbai International Queer Film Festival has been at the forefront of Indian LGBTQ+ film space since it was founded in 2010. Now taking a step further ... Read More...
Stop Being Toxic – The Gay Community Doesn’t Need Negativity
The gay community internally plays a toxic role to further demoralize the vibrancy of the community.
KASHISH 2022 to Kick off Pride Month at Liberty Cinema on June 1st
The 13th edition of KASHISH Mumbai International Queer Film Festival, will be celebrated from June 1 - 5th 2022 as a physical screening event at Liberty Cinema.
Cobalt Blue: A Very Timely Indian Queer Film
Cobalt Blue is arguably the timeliest, but not necessarily flawless, queer film to come out of the country as it doesn’t feel out of place.
Same-Sex Marriages: Global Comparison Between Asia And Western Countries
When Asia is compared to West, a lot of other factors come into play apart from legal bodies like religion and family structure