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Shiva Prasad

In our family we have an international travel a year, but this big recession thing had its impact on our little household too, so it was decided against it. But for me my travel is a must, I recuperate and rejuvenate for the entire year through my annual trip. So, I started thinking of a more economic option. Nepal struck my mind. I was also intrigued by the LGBT liberation movement in Nepal making headlines for the past few months. I discussed this with my gay cousin and we froze on the destination and convinced our families. Read the rest of this entry »

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Ravi

I got the ticket from the vending machine at the Sunnyvale Caltrain Station, crossed the track gingerly, and waited for the train to arrive. It arrived after 10 minutes. After a long, uneventful journey of an hour and 15 minutes, the train reached San Francisco. I was here at last! San Francisco, the gay mecca! I was here for only one thing. Not for the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, or the rest. I had come here to see The Castro.

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Sudhanshu Arya

India has been a prominent destination for tourists from all across the world for many years. With its ethnic, socio-cultural and geographic diversity, India has a lot to offer. While there are many tour operators working across India providing different customizable tour packages to tourists, there was none that would cater to the needs of gay couples in India. That was so until the November of last year when acclaimed fashion designer Sanjay Malhotra started Indjapink. Read the rest of this entry »

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Ananya Dhote

Camp Redstone, Zice Holidays seems to be taking the new-found social LGBT movement to the next level. And for once, their placard says “Rainbow Fun” instead of clichéd “Down with section 377” (which, by the way, is now quite obsolete!) And, Darpan Bhagat along with his team members, aren’t any politically correct group of straight people who “support homosexuality”. Read the rest of this entry »

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Darren Frei

Let’s get this out of the way upfront: Delhi is definitely not the outest and proudest metropolis in the world. When it comes to exhibiting signs of gay life, Bollywood-infused Mumbai has a coyly exposed (and gorgeously bejeweled) leg up on India’s 17 million-strong capital.

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