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On freedom’s avenue

The historic judgment reading down Section 377 in the Delhi high court on Thursday chose its words very carefully. It turned for help to an older moment, a moment of origin. Citing the constitutional debates of 1946, it reminded us of another India. An India that was being imagined just as it w  ....Read more

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MsBy: Sunanda | Saturday , 4 Jul '09 16:27:45 PM Reply | Forward Dear Mr. Bhan, your article got me quite emotional as it brings out the pain, suffering and the wrong that a set of people have had to live with becasuse they are deemed as different. However, I believe by using the term " queer" to categorize them, you deny them very dignity,equality and freedom that your writing seeks to celebrate. If one is in any way compelled to categorize someone by their sexual orientation, then let's all please use the words hetrosexual and homosexual. Let's stop call them gay
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