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Sexuality

HarperCollins Announces Neha Bhat’s Timely New Book on Sex and Sexuality in India

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An expert-backed, empowering book on how to navigate issues of sex and sexuality in a rapidly changing India UNASHAMED Timely Truths and Guidance from the Desk of an Indian Sex Therapist By Neha Bhat HarperCollins India is delighted to announce the acquisition of a topical book on sexual maturity and

Celebrate Pride Month with Harpercollins by Grabbing a Copy of This Anthology of Queer Poetry!

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‘A bold and necessary correction to the subcontinent’s poetry canon.’ Jeet Thayil ‘… what we hold in our hands is a diverse collection of brilliance. This book is not interested in narrowing down what a poem is, and it is not interested in narrowing what identity can allow a poem

6 Excellent Books You Must Read this Pride Month

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Add these LGBTQIA-themed books to your summer reading lists to give yourself a more realistic and wholesome view of what it’s like to live as an LGBTQIA person in the world today, and how it has changed since the first conversations around non-binary genders began. Unlike the undignified portrayal LGBTQIA

How to Conduct a Same-sex Wedding Based on Indian Rituals

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A wedding (vivah) in Hinduism is a rite of passage (samskara) that transforms a single entity into one half of a conjugal pair (dampatya). Being single, however, does not mean being incomplete. The idea of ‘wholeness’ in Hinduism is not necessarily a matter of the union of two bodies in marriage or even two souls in love; rather, wholeness or completeness in Hinduism can be understood as rising to the fullness of one’s true self and expanding the arena of one’s selfhood (brah – to expand, manas – the mind).

Opinion: How to Talk to Your Children about Sex and Nudity

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My children have the benefit of what most of my generation (and those before us) didn’t: a parent who talks (endlessly) about sex. But even if you don’t enjoy it nearly as much as I do (the talking … okay, not just the talking), you can still do your damnedest