Ultra Violet posts some pictures of the recent Bangalore Gay Pride Parade and comments: “Gay pride is really about the freedom to be – and love – who one chooses.”
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Ultra Violet posts some pictures of the recent Bangalore Gay Pride Parade and comments: “Gay pride is really about the freedom to be – and love – who one chooses.”
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While the Delhi (not Indian) justice system has given the homosexuals of Delhi (not India) the right to legally bed their fellow men (pun not intended), will it actually make a difference to the billions of narrow minded homophobics? In fact MensXP, India’s largest Mens lifestyle magazine has hit the nail on the head: http://mensxp.com/Article.aspx?id=1721
India’s largest Mens lifestyle magazine has hit the nail on the head: http://mensxp.com/Article.aspx?id=1721
It seems that Bangalore comunity are honored for such event.
Now the gay Indians are more free to express their feeling in public, not shocking seen allots of gay men at women saloon during years 1996-1999.
Nice to note year after year, Bangalore Pride Parade is improving a lot. Hope next year we see some recoreded music for the processonists to dance on instead of those cheap drums. More over, why neglecting the cantonement area gays? One branch of the procession should come from MG road to join the others at Town Hall. That will make a world class Gay parade.