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In 2009, one could say he or she was gay and proud. It was a new era. A person could feel free to express their sexuality, free from any fear of persecution. The Delhi High Court had decriminalised homosexuality in a landmark judgment.

All that changed in December 2013 when the Supreme Court overturned the verdict and pushed the LGBT community into the shadows once again.

Kritigya (name changed), a middle aged gay male who wants to come out with his sexual identity but feels constrained to do given the prevalent social and legal attitude. He has written a book – Coming Out... Scribblings From The Heart – detailing experience and struggle with self-doubt and the pain inflicted on himself and others around him.

Harish Iyer describes exploring and enacting his feminine side.

An open letter has been written by the victim who levelled sexual harassment allegations against environmentalist RK Pachauri. The letter expresses her anger about the news of Pachauri’s promotion to Executive Vice-chairman, even when he is booked on charges of sexual harassment.

Here's a fascinating set of excerpts from Mahatma Gandhi's autobiography on his 68th death anniversary.