by Pixelmattic | May 28, 2026
Last in the ISHQ series for this year, the Centre for Studies in Gender and Sexuality presents to you a symposium that marks the completion of its first year of activity. It includes a panel discussion with: Anjali Gopalan, Founder & Executive Director of the Naz...
by Pixelmattic | May 28, 2026
This presentation will examine the historical trajectories of how communities in the Indian context came to be uniquely identified in the struggle over women from the colonial period to the present. The story of the twists and turns of women’s agonistic relation to...
by Pixelmattic | May 28, 2026
With Section 377 back in the news, the visibility of LGBT issues in the Indian media has come out of the closet—or should we say almirah? Yet the community is still called a “minuscule minority” because the issue remains shrouded in stigma and secrecy. As a journalist...
by Pixelmattic | May 28, 2026
Love, lust, hookups, Grindr, Tinder, identity, marriage, the alphabet soup, class, caste, corporate, donors, sex work, fundamentalisms – an ever growing list of words that weave their way into sexualities and how we talk about them. Has anything changed, have we...
by Pixelmattic | May 28, 2026
Urvashi Butalia will be speaking about her many-year old friendship with Mona Ahmed, a hijra who lives in a graveyard cum madrassa compound in Delhi, and with whom she began work a little over fifteen years ago, on a project of writing her life. Sharing the story...
