LGBT culture in India (English Wikipedia)

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Shah, Svati P. (2015). "Queering Critiques of Neoliberalism in India: Urbanism and Inequality in the Era of Transnational "LGBTQ" Rights". Antipode. 47 (3): 635–651. Bibcode:2015Antip..47..635S. doi:10.1111/anti.12112. ISSN 1467-8330.
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