Stories of three men who are part of the LGBTQ and their straight-ally collective.

Out and about: Three special men

On a day the nation mourned, it had a big reason to celebrate.

No more tears! Stop bemoaning India's World Cup loss. Our champion, Dutee Chand, won glory for us!

Pride Month, straight, gay, homosexual, heterosexual, lesbian, relationships

Gay Pride, And Straight Too: Being heterosexual is as innate as being gay. It merits as much respect

This Pride Month, let us truly accept others for whoever they are.

Love is love. And Brunei, with all its money and monarchy, should take a lesson from our desi handbook. We knew all about love and respect before the West invented the terms.

Brunei, don't be a pain in the ass! The rich little nation decides on stoning gay men to death. It should learn lessons from India

And why this version of loving yourself could be cool, if done with reason. And style!

Who are 'Autosexuals’?

We need to change to newer, more gender-neutral words that justify us being a modern society, and free our most joyous intimate relationships of the burden of patriarchy.

Why it is time to move from the conventional 'boyfriend' or 'girlfriend' and switch to 'partner' instead

The experience of various countries shows the Armed Forces benefit from leaving soldiers’ personal lives alone.

General Rawat doesn’t want homosexuality in the Indian Army: He should look at other nations that have allowed it

There is no data to suggest that homosexuals in an army can adversely impact its valour or morale. The experience of various countries shows Armed Forces actually benefit from leaving soldiers’ personal lives alone.

To titillate or to preach, will Sonam Kapoor break the stereotype?

From ‘Girlfriend’ to ‘Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga’: How Bollywood handles lesbianism

He was canny, smart, honest, open. He’s becoming crude, crass, caricature-ish —and very unfunny.

KJo, Jo is not for joker: From jackets to jokes, what's wrong with Karan Johar?

He was canny, smart, honest, open. He’s becoming crude, crass, caricature-ish — and very unfunny.

Effeminate gestures have often been used by people to typecast and stereotype gay men.

Bigg Boss Season 12: How Sreesanth and other contestants exposed their homophobia

'Effeminate' gestures and rude jokes have often been used on the show to typecast and stereotype gay men.

Homosexuality