Rumor has it that director Danish Aslam (pictured above) is teaming up with producer Ekta Kapoor to make a contemporary adaptation of Romeo and Juliet with a gay twist. According to an unspecified source by The Times of India, “The casting will be locked only at the end of March. The story revolves around two guys from warring families and a girl. One of the guys is a closet homosexual.

Did you receive the office memo? Asok the intern from the India Institute of Technology is officially out! Dilbert, the popular office humor comic strip by Scott Adams takes a jab at the Indian Supreme Court ruling with the announcement by Dilbert’s canine companion Dogbert that Asok is “officially gay”. Asok’s taken his sweet time to come out as he was introduced on the strip back in 1996. Lets see if

In the wake of the Indian Supreme Court’s declining to review its judgment on Section 377, NDTV’s The Big Fight presents “The Homosexuality Debate.”  Sparks fly as the conversation bounces from protecting minority rights to gays threatening the “survival of humanity” through their “unnatural acts!” Panelists include LGBT rights activist and filmmaker,  Sridhar Rangayan; Father Stanley of the Archdiocese of Delhi; Kamal Faruqui of the All India Muslim Personal Law Board;

Check out this short clip by Daily Xtra. About 5,000 people marched in Mumbai Pride 2014 on Feb 1. The Indian Supreme Court thought they could silence us, instead, as Ashok Rao Kavi said “It was a shot in the arm”, bringing thousands of supporters together and showing India that we are not a marginal representation of Indian society but a force to reckon with. Hum Honge Kamayab!