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Aligarh: Queer Narrative in Indian Society

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The Indian film industry, one of the largest in the world, has often been the subject of criticism for its often stereotypical, offensive and even derogatory portrayal of queer individuals. How...

Article 19(1)(A) And LGBTQIA+ Expression: Balancing Freedom Of Speech And Exp...

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In India, homosexuality was an accepted aspect during the ancient times. Hinduism acknowledges a third gender. Naradsamhita and Sushruta Samhita forbids homosexuals from marrying to people of o...

Socio Legal Aspects Of LGBTQIA+: Critical Analysis

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LGBTQIA+ is an acronym that stands for the lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Queer, Intersex, Asexual. The word lesbian means a woman who is captivated to the same gender. Gay primarily mean to th...

Transgender Community: Screams Behind The Silence

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The talk about the third gender has always raised a plethora of concerns and curiosity throughout the years. The third gender or transgender is a term used to refer to people who do not adhere ...

Homosexuality: A Comparative Analysis

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Same-sex marriage refers to the legal union between two individuals who are of the same sex or gender. It allows same-sex couples to enter into a legally recognized partnership with the same ri...

The Special Marriage Act And The Quest For Inclusion: Embracing Same-Sex Marr...

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The issue of same-sex marriage has been a contentious and evolving topic worldwide. In India, where social norms often intersect with legal provisions, the Special Marriage Act (SMA) presents a...

Changing Landscapes: Societal Shifts And Transformative Legal Milestones For ...

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The recognition of the LGBTQIA++ community has been a revolutionary and transformative socio-legal issue in the 21st century. The community has been a topic of debate for the ongoing struggle f...

Same Sex Marriage: The Ongoing Struggle For Equality

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When two persons of the same gender get married, it's known as a same-sex marriage. This means that a man can marry another man or a woman can marry another woman. It's about allowing people wh...

Is Homosexuality A Taboo In India

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Section 377 Sexual offences are classified into 2 parts: Natural offences Unnatural offences Natural sexual offences are those offences which are committed in order of nature. It ...

Fostering Equality: Advocating for LGBTQ Adoption Rights in India

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In the kaleidoscope of India's rich tapestry, diversity is not merely a facet but the very essence of our societal mosaic. However, amidst the vibrant hues of culture and traditions, there lies...