Watch: Powerful Video of 7 Hijras singing National Anthem of India
India is going to celebrate 69th Independence Day on 15th August, but for some (read LGBT), their lives are still ruled by British era laws. The Indian societ... Read More...
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The Inspiring Story of a Young Transgender Model from Manipur
Sandra Nandeibam, a young undergraduate trans model from Manipur just became the first tarns in "Northeast" India to get admission in an educational institute u... Read More...
Including the Queer in Indian Courts and Society
Supreme Court of India
At the start of a new year, let us analyse and learn from the recent legal and social processes and events as well as celebrate the vic... Read More...
Election Commission rejects demand to replace ‘Others’ with ‘Transgender’ on electoral rolls
The Election Commission has rejected a demand by transgenders in Maharashtra to be officially recognized as “transgenders” or “third gender” and not as “other... Read More...
West Bengal to set up Transgender Welfare Board
The West Bengal government has decided to set up a transgender welfare board, The Hindu quoted State Women and Child Development minister Sashi Panja as sayin... Read More...
Kolkata Pride Walk’s 13th Edition Set For July 13
India’s oldest pride walk is back for its 13th edition this July with the Kolkata Rainbow Pride Walk on 13th July this year. The walk is set to start at Trian... Read More...
SC’s Judgement On Transgender Rights : What It Exactly Says
(1) Hijras, Eunuchs, apart from binary gender, be treated as “third gender” for the purpose of safeguarding their rights under Part III of our Const... Read More...
Supreme Court Reserves Decision On The Recognition Of Gender Identity Of Transgender Persons In India
Union Government says they agree in principle regarding recognition of transgender persons in law
Delhi: In a case that has the potential to break the binar... Read More...
Much Remains To Be Done For Transgenders: Supreme Court
In a legal landmark, the Supreme Court observed that transgender people were citizens of the Indian Republic and can’t be discriminated on the basis of their ... Read More...