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In this issue

Why can’t we give transgender people the dignity of visibility in cinema and other spaces? Does Taali perpetuate the stereotype that trans women are just men in drag? Or is acting free from the responsibility of representation of the third gender?

The Invisibility Cloak

\"My eyes are always hungry. They look at your face and move down and we long for that complete body. It is a strong urge to be a woman and to look better than any woman. We want to be mothers, too. That is an inherent part of being a woman\"- Gauri Sawant to me in an interview in 2012 for 'The Eunuch Mothers' that appeared in Open magazine

6 mins

Too Loud A Clap

Taali is too much exterior, very little inward looking, too much tell, very little show

4 mins

Lives on the Fringes

Despite a few refreshing narratives, most of Indian mainstream cinema still struggles to portray transgender people with all their human complexities and contradictions

7 mins

The Trauma of Erasure

Acts of gendered people are harming and punishing the existence of sexual minorities

4 mins

Gender TROUBLE

If cis-gender actors can play transgenders on screen, why can't it be the other way round?

5 mins

The Trans Lens

While films about transgender lives are garnering audiences, queer and transgender filmmakers and thespians weigh in on why representation may not always mean inclusion

6 mins

Transcending Barriers

Transgender people are fighting hard and patiently waiting for their chance to contest elections or get government jobs

7 mins

An Uphill Battle

Transgender persons continue to face hurdles in gaining access to inheritance, adoption rights family pension and important legal documents

5 mins

Trans Inclusion...Served Hot and Fresh

Spaces like Bambai Nazariya in Mumbai and Pride Café in Bengaluru are providing employment opportunities to transgenders to smash stereotypes

6 mins

Fair Portrayal Matters

Who gets to play trans roles? And who decides the norms of representation?

4 mins

Brave New Rhythm

Padma Award winner Manjamma Jogathi vows that it is her art that has taken her all the way from a remote village in Karnataka to Rashtrapati Bhavan

6 mins

My Identity is Not a Hurdle

From dancing in hidden corners to avoid snide comments to performing on stage in front of thousands of people, transgender Bharatnatyam dancer Narthaki Nataraj's journey is one full of resilience. Hailing from a small village in Tamil Nadu, Nataraj's passion for dance was ignited early on. Alongside her closest ally, Shakthi, a transwoman, she overcame societal neglect and together they pursued their shared dream of training in Bharatnatyam. Nataraj's performances have gained international acclaim, and she has been bestowed with several awards and honours for her contributions to dance and her role in breaking down gender barriers. She spoke to Anisha Reddy about her journey so far.

5 mins

Unleashing Queer Possibilities

The inability to listen, internalise and empathise marks many Indian movies on marginalised characters and themes Rituparno Ghosh's Chitrangada is different-because Ghosh was different

5 mins

Illiberal Education

The recent resignation of an economist from Ashoka University following the political backlash to his research paper on manipulation in the 2019 elections raises crucial questions about the state of higher education

5 mins

NO Truce IN SIGHT

Over 50,000 people have been displaced since May 3 due to the ethnic clashes between the Meiteis and the Kuki-Zo communities. Still, there is little hope for reconciliation

5 mins

Deras and Dalits of Punjab

One of the most talked about deras in recent times has been the Dera Sacha Sauda of Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, who is convicted in multiple rape and murder cases

6 mins

Ducati Multistrada V4S: Kind, Ferocious, Fabulous

It was always expected that the eventual meeting of the brilliant Ducati V4 engine with the Multistrada would be special. A week with the Multistrada V4S proved that thought to be an understatement

5 mins

"A writer needs solitude, you need to be by yourself"

To commemorate Ruskin Bond's 89th birthday this year, Puffin culled 25 of the choicest nature stories by him in a beautifully illustrated collection. These stories on life amidst nature capture the magical imaginings of childhood. Books dedicated to Bond were also published by Aleph Book Company and HarperCollins India this year. India's beloved writer spoke to Arun A K

4 mins

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Outlook Magazine Description:

Publisher: The-Outlook-Group

Category: News

Language: English

Frequency: Fortnightly

Outlook is a weekly news magazine published by Outlook Publishing India Pvt. Ltd. It was founded in 1995 by Vinod Mehta. Outlook covers a wide range of topics, including politics, business, society, and culture. The magazine is known for its investigative journalism and its bold and fearless reporting.

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