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Tinder India and Gaysi Family organised Delhi’s second offline edition of the Queer Made Weekend at DLF Promenade earlier this month. With the aim of increasing visibility for India’s queer community, the event hosted over 30 queer businesses and NGOs and 13 performers. From representation to integration to the mainstream, the weekend was about celebrating pride while allowing queer businesspeople to showcase their work. What does it mean for the queer community to have this space and what does it mean in the long-term? Watch ThePrint ground report by Devadeepa Das.
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