Fida Khan on her new podcast De Taali, navigating relationships as a transgender woman in India
Anvishamanral • 5 years agoIn a chat with Firstpost, singer and podcast host Fida Khan discusses the cultural and social barriers that often impede relationships in the transgender community.
An all-trans men football team in Manipur challenges male-female binary in sport, hopes for greater queer inclusion
Anvishamanral • 5 years agoManipur's all-trans men football team is a counter to the male-female dichotomy in sport that doesn't provide enough space for queer participation.
A year since Section 377 repeal, how cafes in Kolkata celebrate LGBTQ community's spirit
Arshia • 6 years agoA year after the Supreme Court of India abolished Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, which had criminalised homosexuality, here's taking a look at two cafes in the city of Kolkata, celebrating the pride colours in all their glory.
The issue with Taylor Swift's LGBT+ video is its passivity: In a queer-hating world, we don't 'need to calm down'
Joshua Muyiwa • 6 years agoThe problem with Taylor Swift's 'You Need To Calm Down' is not in the allegation that it milks the Pride Month but that it does not champion queer rights aggressively.
Konkona Sensharma, Tanuja Chandra, Gazal Dhaliwal on their short A Monsoon Date, and telling more LGBTQ stories
Devanshsharma • 6 years agoKonkona Sensharma, director Tanuja Chandra and writer Gazal Dhaliwal talk about how they have used rain unconventionally in their new Eros Now short film.
377 Ab Normal movie review: Indian LGBTQ community deserves a better film than this patchy, soulless affair
Karishmaupadhyay • 6 years agoWhen ever-dependable actors like Ayub and Tanvi Azmi deliver deeply disappointing performances in 377 Ab Normal, you know there is just no soul in the project.
Trans inclusion at the workplace: How corporate India can play a role in setting up support systems
Parmesh Shahani • 6 years agoThere is a need to assess the actual efforts being taken by organisations to make workplaces inclusive. Mere tokenism is not enough