LGBTQIA

Srivatsan’s journey from Chennai to Toronto to find acceptance, find his partner Saravanan, and adopt their son Sendhan, highlights their struggles and triumphs as a gay couple.

Absolut Glassware's new campaign Be an #AbsolutAlly encourages India's LGBTQIA+ community to express themselves freely through lived experiences, stories and perspectives.

Parvathy T S is India’s first trans postwoman. She narrates her journey of accepting her own identity, and how she rose above harassment and rejection to create a place for herself.

Famous for her biryani in Coimbatore, Madhana amma trains fellow trans women to help them start their own catering ventures.

The Aravani Art Project, started by Bengaluru artist Poornima Sarkar, is helping the trans community share their joys, hopes, and dreams in the form of beautiful murals, while pushing them towards financial independence.

Mumbai-based LGBTQIA+ activist and drag artist, Sushant Divgikar, opens up about how their family reacted when they came out.

"A law seeking a ban on conversion therapy might help, but even if there doesn't exist one there are enough provisions in the law to criminalise it."

These 10 Indians are real-life superheroes, and their efforts are a clarion call. Their incredible stories offer evidence of what remains to be done, and of the feats that can be accomplished – when there is the will. #TBIChangemekers2019

In India, cinema in any language is the strongest mode of communication. Until recently, the LGBTQIA+ was misrepresented, through caricatures of cross-dressed men or conniving and villainous characters.

"My parents may not have doctorate degrees, but they are intelligent enough to not rely on clichés to feed into their fears."