See a brief documented history of the Indian LGBT struggle as a timeline from 1977 to 2013 created by Satrang. And we have a long way to go. There may be some faces you will recognize and some that may surprise you.

Q Radio is India’s first radio station tailored to LGBT audiences and has been broadcasting around the clock from Bangalore since September. The station plays tunes by LGBT-friendly and queer artists in between talk shows discussing issues faced by the community ranging from coming out to LGBT global human rights. Program host Vaishalli Chandra, a former journalist and Q Radio’s channel manager notes: “It’s nice to have people come out and share their

Nish Gera chats with Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil on coming out, evolving attitudes in Bollywood, and being on fire on Fire Island in this week’s edition of Huffpost Gay Voices.

Sholay Events would like to help promote Tiny Drops India, a hip hop community center for youth living in the slums of Mumbai and Delhi, with a purpose of providing an alternative creative and social outlet and a space for mentorship and guidance. The founder of the organization grew up in Queens and was deported to india after 9/11 and spent years in Dharavi, the largest slum in Bombay, working

So, we’re very behind on all of the highlights from Lakme Fashion Week – 2010 that took place in Bombay earlier this month. But, thanks to Huffington Post for this piece on one of the highlights – the stunning Diandra Soares, or “India’s bald model”. HP has posted some pics and runways shots of her from Fashion Week, along with an interview with an Indian media outlet who asked the