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LGBT culture in India
There is a vibrant gay nightlife in cities such as Mumbai, Hyderabad,Kolkata and Bangalore, including discos and nightclubs. The reports of harassment of homosexual individuals and gatherings by the police has seen a gradual decline since 2004[citation needed]. The majority of Indians[citation needed], according to various polls and surveys[which?], still look down upon the LGBT community. However, many social and human rights activists have been working to promote an increased acceptance of homosexuality.[21][22] Time Out (Delhi) has a dedicated column covering gay events in Delhi every week. Now with the emergence of several LGBT support groups across the nation, the much hidden queer community has increased access to health services and social events[2]

In 2005, Prince Manavendra Singh Gohil, who hails from a conservative principality in the Gujarat state, publicly came out as gay. He was quickly anointed by the Indian and the world media as the first openly gay royal. He was disinherited as an immediate reaction by the royal family, though they eventually reconciled. He has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey show,[23] and is currently appearing on BBC3's Undercover Princes.[24]

In 2008, Zoltan Parag, a competitor at the Mr. Gay International contest said that he was "scared" to return to India fearing discrimination. He said, "Indian media has exposed me so much that now when I call my friends back home, their parents do not let them talk to me".[25]

On 29 June 2008, four Indian cities (Delhi, Bangalore, Kolkata and Puducherry) celebrated gay pride parades. These were the first pride parades in Delhi, Bangalore and Puducherry. About 2000 people turned out in these nationwide parades. Mumbai held its pride march on 16 August 2008, with Bollywood actress Celina Jaitley also coming out to join in the festivities.[26] [26]

On 16 April 2009, India's first gay magazine Bombay Dost, was re-launched by Bollywood actress and former Miss India Celina Jaitley in Mumbai. [27]

On 27 June 2009, Bhubaneswar, the capital city of the Orissa state, saw its first gay pride parade. [28] The same day, Union Law Minister Veerappa Moily announced that the Union Home Minister has convened a meeting with Union Law Minister, Union Health Minister and Home Ministers of all states to evolve a consensus on decriminalising homosexuality in India. On 28 June 2009, Delhi and Bangalore held their second gay pride parades, and Chennai - generally considered to be a very conservative city - held its first.[29]

The Internet has created a prolific gay cyber culture for the South Asian community. Gay dating websites provide an alternative way for meeting people; online communities also offer a safe and convenient environment for meeting gays all around India.[30] The blogsphere has also not been immune to the modern emergence of a queer desi identity. Web logs highlight stories and issues specific to this marginalised community.[citation needed]

Though Bollywood (as the Indian Hindi film industry is loosely called) has gay and trans characters, they have been primarily ridiculed or abused. There are few positive portrayals of late like Onir's My Brother Nikhil, Reema Kagti's Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd., Parvati Balagopalan's Rules: Pyaar Ka Superhit Formula, etc. but they have been sporadic and not mainstream. There have also been a few independent films that deal with homosexuality like Sridhar Rangayan's Gulabi Aaina - The Pink Mirror, Yours Emotionally, 68 Pages and Ashish Sawhney's Happy Hookers. The first Indian film to deal openly with homosexual relations was Fire by Indian-Canadian director Deepa Mehta. With its release in India 1998 it stirred up a heated controversy throughout the country.

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