Vartanama May '19
Time for some deep cleansing?
By Pawan Dhall
We must be the change we want to see. Are we missing out on the first step?
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Vartanama Apr '19Queer turn to stand up and be counted
By Pawan Dhall
Pawan Dhall wants the ‘queer rainbow’ to resist the saffron t(a)int!
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From the Archives, Vartanama Mar '19Chennai flashbacks
By Pawan Dhall
Sisters (1994-95) was one of the first queer activisms in Chennai, remembers Pawan Dhall
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Vartanama Dec '18Alienation, mindfulness and the New Year
By Pawan Dhall
Some ruminations as 2019 takes off from where 2018 never stopped . . .
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Vartanama Nov '18What’s with the pacific calm?
By Pawan Dhall
Post-Section 377 verdict, where’s the impatience to demand more rights, asks Pawan Dhall
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Vartanama Oct '18Far away from the madding crowds?
By Shampa Sengupta
Shampa Sengupta stayed away from 'pandal' hopping but had a room with a view this Durga Puja
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Vartanama Sep '18About constitutional love and great expectations
By Pawan Dhall
High fives and hugs yes, but the Section 377 verdict is by no means about closures!
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Vartanama Aug '18Lending a helping hand
By Pawan Dhall
'Varta' appeals to its readers to contribute as much as they can - every bit counts!
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Vartanama Jul '18Birthday fervour?
By Pawan Dhall
It’s a momentous occasion for 'Varta' to turn five and also government’s silly season on queer issues
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Vartanama Jun '18For your well being!
By Pawan Dhall
Varta’s online locator for queer friendly health and legal aid service providers is formally launched!
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Vartanama May '18Cinema of questioning the world order
By Pawan Dhall
The summers just got that much more intense with some gripping cinema!
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Vartanama Apr '18When will the tide turn?
By Pawan Dhall
Both photographs in this article were clicked during an event organized on April 18, 2018 by Maitree, a pioneering women’s rights network in West Bengal
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Vartanama Mar '18Little women versus patriarchy – and the winner is . . .
By Pawan Dhall
Morning newspapers are all about marvelling with horror at the survival challenges we as a deeply unequal society throw at our girls and women. And then I marvel some more...
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Vartanama Feb '18Of death wish lists
By Pawan Dhall
Death doesn’t have to be something morbid. Especially if one considers what Rabindranath Tagore said about death being ‘completion’ and not the ‘end’ of life (or so I remember from...