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  • June 13, 2026

    From Pride Parades to Drag Balls: The LGBTQIA+ events across India you can still attend this June 2026

    From Pride Parades to Drag Balls: The LGBTQIA+ events across India you can still attend this June 2026

    From Pride marches and queer cultural festivals to drag performances, theatre productions, and community gatherings, here’s your guide to the LGBTQIA+ events still happening across India this June 2026. Continue reading

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Chennai-based non-profit organisation V-Excel Educational Trust returned with TATTVA 2026 the fifth edition of their flagship inclusive arts exhibit. As SRK turns 61, here are 6 films that show his versatility. Ahead of the ‘Keeping Up With Monologues’ workshop on Saturday, November 14, read our Q&A with facilitator Navya. At a sold-out Irving Plaza, celebrating the anniversary of one of the most monumental albums Hawthorne Heights alongside English rock band Creeper and scene legends, Letlive, captured a sense of belonging and community. Lyrical Muse is proud to present ‘Warnings, Not Heeded’ our Halloween special anthology. Chennai-based Sound Healing and Holistic Wellness Facilitator Gayathri Selvarasan is our Monthly Muse for October. Hollywood megastar Sir Patrick Stewart has passed way on Wednesday, October 28, at the age of 86. Our third and final submission in the ‘Living With It’ series for World Mental Health Month, comes from award winning writer, socially engaged artist and author of participatory poetry collection Natural Wonder Ruthie Collins who writes about how connecting to nature can help our mental health inspired by her interactive project Grow Happy. The second essay in our World Mental Health Month series comes from clinical psychologist @gayathri_arun09 who explores healing in the aftermath of almost losing a loved one.

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  • TATTVA 2026 : Inclusive art exhibit in Chennai celebrates expression and collaboration

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