Here are 10 pictures from Delhi’s first Pride parade since India’s Supreme Court lifted ban on gay sex
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Thousands of people walked at the 11th edition of Delhi Queer Pride Parade from Delhi's Barakhamba Road to Tolstoy Marg.
(Photo Source : twitter.com/@parthavee)
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While decriminalizing homosexuality in India has been a huge step, the country is in dire need of a campaign to not only to raise awareness but to educate people on what homosexuality is.
(Photo Source: twitter.com/@cynicalike)
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The next step of the Indian government after decriminalizing homosexuality is to allow for same-sex marriages.
(Photo Source: twitter.com/@parthavee)
It's not just about changing the law but it is about addressing the discrimination.
(Photo Source: twitter/@KittySu)
(With IANS inputs)
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