Broadening Horizons
It is heartening to see minority groups in India using the worldwide Web to make their presence felt.
One such recent entry is Gaylaxy
This is the first queer e-magazine from Eastern India.
The section on NGOs is a bit out-dated and not very accurate. Both the Bihar addresses do not exist. AASRA Charitable Trust wound up its MSM related HIV awareness programme in 2005 and moved out of the premises, so the 'Gay and bisexual' support programme as mentioned is not in existence.
GAYLAXY
One such recent entry is Gaylaxy
This is the first queer e-magazine from Eastern India.
The section on NGOs is a bit out-dated and not very accurate. Both the Bihar addresses do not exist. AASRA Charitable Trust wound up its MSM related HIV awareness programme in 2005 and moved out of the premises, so the 'Gay and bisexual' support programme as mentioned is not in existence.However, it's a very well designed publication.
Here's the link, if you're interested in checking it out.
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GAYLAXY
Comments
Thnak you for appreciating it. Yes, it was brought to our notice by others too, and with the help of other NGOs, we hope to publish the updated list this time.
Thanx for bringing it to our notice.
SUkhdeep Singh
Editor-in-Chief
Gaylaxy