Abstract
Despite India’s antiquity recognizing all types of queer sexualities, there is still much stigma and taboo that surrounds the Indian LGBTQ+ community. This stigmatization can be reflected in the scarcity of literature that focuses on the community. This article discusses the lack of LGBTQ+ studies in India, the consequences, and how encouraging more studies for this community can help eradicate prejudice and discrimination.
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