Inclusion cannot be passive—it must be intentional.In a world such as ours, diversity happens, but inclusivity is a choice—a choice for us to make. In a world of billions, no two people are truly the same. Each of us carries a unique mix of experiences, dreams, and identities that deserve to be seen and valued.…

“No one truly belongs until everyone belongs.” Across all areas of society, there are various boundaries which separate the included and excluded. The included are accepted, valued, and given equal access to opportunities and participation. On the other hand the excluded are left out based on identity, social status, disability, education, or even geography. Being…

It is the onus of the included to include the excluded” is an extremely powerful statement. It means that it is the responsibility or obligation of those who are a part of society—and therefore included—to help include those who are left out and excluded. The excluded often do not have access to the resources and…

In a world that often celebrates progress and equality, it’s easy to overlook those who are unheard, unseen, and left behind. In every community, invisible boundaries divide us, boundaries shaped by differences in race, gender, class, religion, or ability. While these divisions may be silent, their impact is profound, revealed through silence, stares, and spaces…

The statement “It is the onus of the included to include the excluded” emphasises the responsibility of those who comprise the system to make sure that those who are banished or outcast feel heard, supported, and considered. It urges the participation of the included to create a more equitable environment rather than passively waiting for…

What does it mean to freely express who you are, who you love, and who you want to become? For the LGBTQ+ community, this isn’t just a philosophical question; it’s deeply personal. The journey of living authentically is far from easy. While acceptance has grown compared to before, challenges and obstacles still remain. Many are…

Sushant divgikar – one of the very few but prominent LGBTQ+ icons of the Great Indian Entertainment industry. A social personality by profession, but they’re a lot more than just that. An influence to all the up- and coming or even struggling queer entertainers in the industry, an inspiration to countless others who aren’t sure…

Two years, two cruel years spent in hard labor, solitary confinement, constant public humiliation, separation from his lover, wife, and children, and poor mental and physical health – once the star of Victorian society, the author of The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde was now reduced to an absolute wreck. He had neither writing…

We like to believe that inclusion happens on its own — that, over time, things will improve for thosewho’ve been kept out. As if progress is as simple as a few trending hashtags, glossy corporate rebrands,or tearfully delivered speeches at award ceremonies. But the reality is far more complex. Inclusiondoesn’t just happen. It requires effort,…

It is an undeniable truth that in every society, while some are embraced, some are left on the margins. Rooted in long standing systems of privilege, this unequal distribution of opportunity is not incidental. “It is the onus of the included to include the excluded” is not a mere statement, it is a sacred responsibility.…