‘Ray of hope in the dark ages’

India is a country which is walking on the path of progress, the country is ringing the bugle of development in the world, whether we talk about the progress of the country or the same thing towards the growing women in the logo or anything else, India is progressing in each sector.

Except a few things, ‘ Human Mentality & Acceptance’

Nowadays people have changed their mindset towards everything, this change will continue to open up in the moving life.

 Acceptance of everything in humans has increased, attitudes have changed to look at that thing.

But when we talk about the LGBT community, then where does the growing human mentality and acceptance in the people disappear?

If we talk about the current scenario of the LGBT community in India, do you think it has changed?

Even after one year of section 377 being unconstitutional According to Section 377 of the IPC, if a person has unnaturally sexual relations, he can be imprisoned for up to ten years with life imprisonment or fine.

People in the LGBT community is fighting for equal rights and acceptance. people in the LGBT community is looked down upon all the time. This is a major issue because discrimination against the LGBT community is highly prevalent.

People's prejudices lead them to think that LGBT people are heterogeneous and very different.

We often hear ‘all humans are equal’ but when it comes to the LGBT community, where do these biases come from?

Today, homosexuality and other queuing identities may be more acceptable to Indian youth than before, but within the boundaries of families, homes, and schools, acceptance is still a constant struggle for LGBT people.

Yes, we are a country where a person is ashamed and hesitant to reveal his real identity to his family members.

There are some people who have come forward who put their identity in front of their families, but there are others who are still waiting for the opportunity to talk to their family and are living dual lives.

If a person pretends to be something else by hiding his true identity, then one is as good as dead and no one talks about dead people.

Many countries have legalized same-sex marriage noting the freedom to love and freedom to marry of their own choice.

Everyone has the right to marriage since marriage is all about love and not gender.

Every year LGBT people face a lot of problems related to violence, unemployment, discrimination, health care, poverty in their life due to their sexual identity.

India will be called a developed country when it learns to see everyone with a glance whether it is male, female, gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender.

                                                        -HEMANG BARUA