LGBT

Because it is not "common" does not mean it should be condemned. India is a developing country and progressive laws will boost the growth and development.

CBSE declared the results on Friday, and among the eight transgender candidates who took the medical entrance exam, five have qualified.

Some of the well-known figures from the LGBTQ community in India who have broken the barriers and stood up for themselves.

India is not exactly a country known for being a leader in LGBTQ rights. Since last year though, it has got a lot right!

Mumbai Seenagers, a social support group for older gay men, has been set up in Mumbai to help tackle the issue of loneliness among the community members.

The Queer Question aims at demystifying the LGBTQA+ community and initiating a queer-inclusive dialogue in society.

Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan as well as Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs A C Moideen are part of the organising committee.

Nestled in the hills of North Goa, Simply Yoga founded by Varun Singal aims to be an inclusive space for both its guests and employees.

The first formal parent gathering to offer support to the parents of India's LGBTQ members was recently held in Mumbai. It hopes to reach other parents too!

The LGBT movement in India is still in its nascent form in many places, with more and more leaders stepping forward to raise awareness and campaign for change. Vidhi Bubna talks about one such young leader who has successfully put India’s LGBT movement on the global map.