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free e-books at www.QueerInk.com e-zine copyright applicable March 2010 September 2009 TQC The Queer Chronicle | Pune free e-books at www.QueerInk.com e-zine copyright applicable September 2009 AMISS I'm alive. But a part is missing. Amen. BY ‘SEAHORSE OF THE NIGHT’ free e-books at www.QueerInk.com e-zine copyright applicable TQC Editorial September 2009 Queer India has arrived. And how! We will all look back at February 2010 as yet Bengaluru hosted its Queer Film Festival in late another month that saw some significant February and movie buffs will have yet another milestones in queer India. event to look forward to with Mumbai playing Azaad Bazaar celebrated its first anniversary. host to Kashish – Mumbai International Queer We salute Sabina & Simran’s entrepreneurial Film Festival in April 2010. TQC is proud to be spirit and we look forward to more such one of the media partners for the event. ventures taking shape in the near future. Meanwhile, QAM (Queer Azadi Mumbai) has Closer to home, the ‘Q-Party III’ organized by begun its organizing meetings for the 2010 Keith Birds of a Feather was the largest of its kind march. The general consensus is that we need Editor, TQC ever, with over 90 guests! Congrats to Apphia to have a single pride day across the country and Sagar for their unrelenting dedication that and we need to tie in with a national is helping to make Pune a more queer-friendly consensus. To gauge the consensus across the city. LGBTI groups a nationwide poll is currently in The past months have also seen the launch of progress to decide a date for Pride marches a few more LGBT focused magazines in across India and the results would be addition to Bombay Dost and Pink Pages. announced during March 2010. ‘Jiah: The Magazine for Women with Heart’ For now, I believe it is safe to say that queer was launched for the Indian queer woman and India has arrived. And how! Gaylaxy was launched focused on queer East India. Cover: Artwork © Syed Ali Arif The editor In this issue Inner Cover: Amiss by ‘Seahorse of the Night’ The TQC Team Editor: Keith. Columnists: Amey Kolhe, Boris, Jaideep Bhide, Jayesh Paranjape, ‘Seahorse of the Night’ Layout concept, design & production: Keith TQC (The Queer Chronicle) is a monthly e-magazine published for and by the queer community in Pune. This e-zine is a non-commercial publication, is not for sale and is exclusively for private distribution. Views expressed are solely the opinions of the individual authors and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the editorial team of TQC, nor its affiliates. The content of this e-zine may not be suitable for all audiences. www.facebook.com/tqc.india www.planetromeo.com/tqc_india [email protected] 02 03 04 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 A Queer View: Time to accept the fact! Page 3 Reactions: German Bakery lives on in our hearts Legal Briefs: Of Parties, Police & Permits Art & Soul: Artists - Syed Ali Arif, Resh Val & Sagar Dave Leisure: Tarot & Life Movie Classics: Presque Rien Travel: Unexplored Tarkarli...Thankfully! Reader’s Corner Classi-prides: Queer resources in Pune 1 A Queer View free e-books at www.QueerInk.com e-zine copyright applicable Time to accept the fact! BY BORIS Faggot, dykes, fruit, fairy, homo, queer, permitted to marry in most parts of the fudge packer, flamer, camp, pansy, world, let alone anywhere in India. It is cock-jockey, muff diver. also a very lengthy process to adopt a How many times have you heard child, thus making it near impossible for someone use one of these demeaning homosexuals to live heterosexual lives. terms? How many times have you been Is this not what they want? , a person called in these terms to describe your could ask. individual or how you acted? Do they Obviously lifestyles in homosexuals ever really think about the connotation differ, but normalcy in homosexuality is of the words they are using or who, really what is at the vanguard of they may offend? homosexuals plead. Homosexuality is not openly visible in The debate over homosexuality as our society; however as time moves on, nature or nurture dominates most the issue has come to the forefront of topics about homosexuality. People many debates. Among the main topics often confuse the nature/nurture issue surrounding “the homosexual world” with the development of gay identity. are In contrast, heterosexuals are classified same sex marriages and if homosexuality is a choice. Also, another according to their behavioral nature. debate that rages is if homosexuals Women are typically viewed as a develop a relationship comparable to sentimental caregiver. Their role in that society has changed over the years, but of same sex marriages. with women typically were the ones to stay discrimination against homosexuals is a homophobia too. In any viewpoint at home with children and take care of roadblock to them leading a normal, though, homosexuality is part of our household chores such as cleaning, happy and productive life, which is the society and will always be. cooking, and laundry. desire of gay men and women, just as it In society homosexuality is commonly Moreover, males typically are rough and is the desire of straight men and misrepresented as a “perversion.” Even tough. They rarely are seen to cry and women. according are their This dispute between nature and homosexual males clock an average of companion. Although men do acquire a nurture should stop and the acceptance fifty partners a year. Although in some relationship with children in most cases of gay men and lesbians as productive extreme cases this can be true, there the emotional attachment is not as citizens, without prejudice, is necessary. are many times when homosexuals strong as a mother. Protection form a bond as life-long partners. This is The pressure to be a masculine man discrimination would not be necessary if not easy due to the simple fact that starts at very young age and the one understood that gay men and being ‘out’ is a difficult task because of pressure is very severe. But, when one lesbians are just like you and me; the the discrimination, stigmas and strong is reared to believe a certain way, it is only views against homosexuality. not easy to change his or her opinion. preference. One thing people actually fear and However, to dispute a theory that deep The time has come when the world loathe rooted from one’s formative years is needs to accept homosexuals as we sometimes truly are. Homosexuals must to about promiscuity. 2 September 2009 Two contend some statistics, homosexuals males are is not usually the “rock” impossible. for This unfair discrimination against homosexuals is against difference violence is their and sexual The Queer Chronicle free e-books at www.QueerInk.com e-zine copyright applicable Page 3 September 2009 ‘Birds of a Feather’ Q-Party III, Pune | Photo Credits: Jimmy & Keith free e-books at www.QueerInk.com e-zine copyright applicable Reactions September 2009 ‘German Bakery lives on in our hearts 4 BY VARIOUS CONTRIBUTORS Pune lost one of its most queer- You could be a millionaire or a pauper, a There are some moments in time when friendly spaces in a senseless terror model, a IT professional, a college you will always remember exactly what attack that left 17 dead and at least 50 student, a tourist or a yogi and still sit at you were doing, where you were and injured. Our hearts go out to the the same table to mull over your cup of who you were with. Like the Mumbai families of those who were killed and ‘masala chai’. floods of July 2005 or the Mumbai to all those who were injured in the To me, the Space was a great social terror attacks in November 2008, blast at German Bakery in Pune on leveler and exemplified equality and February 13, 2010 will be one such day February 13, 2010. fraternity. in our lives. It was for that reason, most things that I revisited the bakery site a day after the “If you asked anyone the ‘one’ place we see today in queer Pune, had its bombing to help me come to terms with that was synonymous with Pune, beginnings at the Bakery. what had happened. Everyone around German Bakery was a singular (and We did ‘Breakfast with the Queers’ at was calm and composed. It was like unanimous) answer. And I guess that the bakery a couple of times. It was at people coming to pay their respects to a made it a soft target. the bakery that Apphia helped me dear friend. I guess the sight of familiar The bakery was always a space where critique the inaugural issue of TQC in faces is what everyone needed. you could be yourself, make new friends August 2009. There was never a time We will be okay. The healing has begun. and ponder on life’s mysteries. Good that there was not a queer / queer- But we can never forget.” times, great memories. friendly person around. – Keith, Editor - TQC The Queer Chronicle “My city and how I see it, how I feel no end in sight. September 2009 “I miss it even though I am not there! I about it changed forever on Feb 13th. I was invited to attend a candle-light was there on the 3rd of February … That one act of terror shattered not just vigil at the site of the blast…I didn’t go. I Didn’t know it wud be gone in 10 days! the lives it claimed but also my sense of don’t see the point of these vigils. Some But I am sure it will be back and when it security and comfort that comes with say it gives people a chance to grieve comes we will be there!” – Sagar, Co- one’s long association with a place. Is and show solidarity in the face of a founder of ‘Birds of a Feather’ this the same Pune I grew up in? Why dastardly act such as this. “We’ll show doesn’t it make me feel safe anymore? them…we’re not scared of you. You “I really miss a lot all those cruising Why can’t I go into a restaurant or haven’t broken our spirit.” memories there hot men , masala chai multiplex or even out on the street Well, I AM scared! And I hate that and the foreign cuties all over. I hope all without feeling a bit on edge? feeling! is fine soon we get back there in few I’ve become more wary. When I walk standing around with strangers won’t into a restaurant now, I don’t notice the make it go away. What I want is a ambience or the art on the wall or smell solution. “It is heart wrenching but the Space is the aroma of food or hear the clinking The world has changed, and innocence not lost forever - they can rebuild and I of glasses…. I look around and think, is lost forever. My Pune is changed hope they do. I feel sorry for the folks ‘Man, I hope this place is safe!’ The forever.” who had to lose their lives and for those fewer foreigners I see in the place, the – Jaideep, Columnist - TQC left behind.” – Jasmine, Pune And lighting candles and Reactions free e-books at www.QueerInk.com e-zine copyright applicable months.” Pradeep, Pune better I feel. ‘Good! So this place can’t be on their target list.’ “It is a shock to all of us even those out The laid-back town of my childhood of Pune for now. Our city was one left None of us can ever imagine Pune now joins the list of cities around the unscarred by the ugliness of such without the bakery. But life has to go world that have been scarred by horror. May those who have been on. We have to pick up the pieces and senseless and increasingly horrifying injured recover quick and in the least let the healing begin. German Bakery acts of violence…and there seems to be painful way.” – Shashank, Mumbai will always live on in our hearts. March 2010 5 Legal Briefs free e-books at www.QueerInk.com e-zine copyright applicable Of Parties, Police & Permits September 2009 BY KEITH A few weeks ago, a few of us were bar or club, but the cops always took partying at a residence of another friend. advantage of Section 377 anyways. At around 2 am, there was a knock on If the cops do come and raid a party, the door and we were aghast to find it these are a few things that they can was a police officer! harass you for. If you are hosting a party He entered the apartment, took a look at a bar or club, then you must make around, examined the bottles of alcohol, sure the place has a license to serve sniffed around for traces of ‘weed’ and alcohol and additional licenses for a DJ reported to his control center that and dance floor. It is crucial to ensure nothing seemed amiss. After issuing us a that under aged (below 21 years) are not warning not to play our music too loud, served the officer left. should have their drinking permits with We were lucky. Technically we could them. So make absolutely sure the venue have been booked by the police for not has all its licenses in place. possessing If the parties are held at someone’s a liquor permit for alcohol. Additionally guests consumption of alcohol. private residence then too, the same This prompted me to do a bit of research laws apply. It becomes all the more on the law and I found that in illegal as you cannot serve alcohol to Maharashtra you still require a permit to non-permit holders. The upside is that drink and store alcoholic beverages at licenses for a DJ and dance-floor are not home. A consumer is allowed to keep 18 required if it is a private residence. liters of IMFL / beer (in any proportion) If you are within the law, nobody can at his residence at a time for bonafide stop your parties, and certainly not on consumption the grounds that it is a 'gay event'.” by him and family members and his guests. For higher possession, he needs to apply to the So be responsible and get your liquor permit TODAY! Department of Excise for a permit. Purchase and drinking without a liquor permit is an offence under Bombay Prohibition Act 1949 and is applicable across the State of Maharashtra. Although this archaic ‘License to Drink’ law exists on paper only and it is rarely enforced, it can be used as a source of harassment or extortion in the eventuality of a raid on a party. Says Nakul, co-founder of Salvation Star, “There is always a risk of cops raiding a party – gay or straight. It was never ever illegal to host a gay party (even before the High Court ruling) at home or at a 6 FAQs ON LIQUOR PERMITS Who can apply? A person above the age of 25 years who desires to purchase liquor for possession, transport and use, consumption can. The permit law applies to Indians and foreign nationals alike. How much does the permit cost? The liquor permits are issued for one year (Rs 25) and for three years (Rs 75). What is the delivery schedule? The permits can be obtained immediately on submission of the application. Where can I apply for a permit? Ask at your nearest liquor store. Some stores can arrange a permit for you! The Queer Chronicle free e-books at www.QueerInk.com e-zine copyright applicable Art & Soul Art & Soul COMPILED BY KEITH September 2009 TQC is committed to encouraging and promoting the creativity of queer & queer-friendly talent. Featured artists: Syed Ali Arif, Resh Val & Sagar Dave. These artists have pledged that 15% of the proceeds on sale of these artworks through TQC, would be donated to ‘Voices Against 377’ , a coalition of NGOs and progressive groups working together as a united voice to fight against Article 377 of the Indian Penal Code. (voicesagainst377.org) Title: “MERRY GO ROUND” Artwork Code: TQC-0001 Artist name: Syed Ali Arif Medium: Acrylic on canvas Style: Figurative Size: 30 inches x 40 inches Mounting: Stretched, Unframed Price for the art: Indian Rupees 70,000/Year: 2008 If you would like to purchase any of these works of art and would like to connect with the artist, please send an email to [email protected], mentioning the artwork code in the subject line. All published images are copyright of the respective artists. Title: “THIRST” Artwork Code: TQC-0002 Artist name: Sagar Dave Medium: Oil on canvas Style: Abstract still-life Size: 12 inches x 12 inches Mounting: Framed Price for the art: Indian Rupees 4,000/Year: 2009 March 2010 Title: “THE PEACOCK” Artwork Code: TQC-0003 Artist name: Resh Val Medium: Oil on canvas Style: Abstract Size: 20 inches x 30 inches Mounting: Stretched, Unframed Price for the art: Indian Rupees 25,000/Year: 2009 Title: “JUST LET FLOW” Artwork Code: TQC-0004 Artist name: Resh Val Medium: Oil on canvas Style: Abstract Size: 24 inches x 30 inches Mounting: Stretched, Unframed Price for the art: Indian Rupees 35,000/Year: 2009 7 free e-books at www.QueerInk.com e-zine copyright applicable Leisure Life & Tarot BY JAIDEEP BHIDE September 2009 Have a question for our Resident Tarot Expert? Just send in your Name, Date of Birth and Question to [email protected]. The advice of Tarot Cards can help you find a solution to any problem or situation you are facing in Life.” ‘Druv’ (May 12: TAURUS) Ikshit (June 13: GEMINI) When will I get a new job? Where will I be in 5 years? How can I The Reading: make the most of this phase of my The cards indicate that the time is ripe Life? for a change…but there is still some The Reading: more Karma left with the present job Whatever you accomplish in the next 5 that would need to play itself out. The years would determine the course of change could still take another 5 to 7 the rest of your Life. In light of this, it is months. But it would be well worth the very hopeful that the reading indicates wait. Supreme Success and Wish Fulfillment. Things to expect from the new job: More The world is at your feet…quite literally, responsibilities as Card No: 21 – The World is the Base and challenges, immense job satisfaction, application of of the Reading. the Creative faculties, and perhaps most This is a very critical phase of your Life importantly, much more money and and the only one who can stand in your perks. way is you. YOU determine whether you The environment in the current job is make a success of yourself or whether stressful and there must be a lot of you wallow in mediocrity. The cards politicking indicate that should you put your Mind making and pettiness which is matters all the more and Heart into all that you do, you can unbearable. All that will change once achieve so much Material and Creative you get the new job. This should happen Success that you could set yourself up by August or September. for Life! In the meantime, keep a low profile at The choice, ultimately, is yours – do you the current job. Don’t get involved in want to spend your time and energies in petty fights and arguments. Don’t slack the pursuit of fickle pleasures or would off; do not give anyone a chance to you rather chase something more point out flaws in your work. Continue concrete and lasting? being hyper-professional in the delivery Don’t let this become a case of youth of your duties getting wasted on the young! Special Advice: The cards indicate that Remember: YOU have to do all the hard coming out at the work place may not work, YOU need to put in the hours and be the best idea for you. People will not YOU alone have to make it happen…no be as understanding as you may wish one else can do it for you! them to be. They could hold it against Special Advice: Send out the intention to you and this will hamper professional the Universe, believe it can be done and progress. Keep your personal and you’ll find that it will be! professional lives in two separate, airtight compartments. 8 The Queer Chronicle Movie Classics free e-books at www.QueerInk.com e-zine copyright applicable September 2009 Presque Rien REVIEW BY AMEY KOLHE Few films have succeeded in capturing sister is just a guise for getting their death of her baby son, this only what Sébastien Lifshitz's feature debut ailing mother away from Paris (and provides the basest of reasoning for Presque rien accomplishes in capturing perhaps from her absent husband as Mathieu's state of mind. Cédric admits a clinical well). lapse in fidelity, which may or may not ambiguousness. Presque rien is not a Lifshitz's construction of Presque rien have been what pushed Mathieu to try romantic summer love story between a evades the narrative details of what to kill himself, but that could only been pair scantily-clad leads Mathieu to attempt suicide, but seen as the superficial catalyst. His teenage boys, Mathieu (Jérémie Elkaïm) his deterioration seeps through the sense of hopelessness was briefly and Cédric (Stéphane Rideau), nor is it a carefully selected moments during that diluted by his summer fling, but his love story at all. The central romance is summer. He consistently fools himself in inability to curb his depression with fueled by displaced emotions and void- his relationship with Cédric, as Lifshitz Cédric opened the void even further. fillers for both boys. It's alienation, and never gives them common ground to In many ways, Presque rien is the not of the obvious gay breed, that justify their affair as being anything unmasking of fantasies. Its depiction of brings them together and, ultimately, more than a distraction from their own first love, depression and suicide are places them further way from what they longing. hours unglamorous and rid of inevitably sour truly yearn for. passing, Mathieu loses the spark in their nostalgia. Even for its characters, their Weaving three periods of Mathieu's life relationship, as Cédric's past flings start attempts at evading alongside one another, his disorder to present themselves and as his sex themselves foil in the end. Lifshitz paints becomes apparent quickly, aligning his drive begins to diminish. an unforgettable portrait of mental failed suicide attempt with the earliest All of Presque rien's narrative answers disorder, one that effectively gives no moments summer happen off-screen, leaving the audience easy resolution. Presque rien is one of vacation. The vacation itself is just as with the aftermath. Suggestions to what the few shining examples of astute post- facetious as the boys' romance. Instead drove the final wedge between the boys New Queer Cinema film art. of a typical relaxing holiday, the are given, but in the same way Mathieu Release: 2000 vacation for Mathieu and his irritable attributes his mother's illness with the Duration: 100 minutes of March 2010 depression in good-looking, of his all fateful its With the summer truths about 9 free e-books at www.QueerInk.com e-zine copyright applicable Travel September 2009 Unexplored Tarkarli...Thankfully! 10 BY JAYESH PARANJAPE I was sitting in the lobby of the MTDC The true wonders of the beach can be Birders and nature lovers can definitely office in Mumbai getting bored and experience only with bare feet. And the explore the Dhamapur lake nearby. Any started browsing through the attractive fact that the beach is extremely clean trip to the Konkan stretch can’t be looking various helps! A lot of promises have been complete without the cuisine. The destinations least expecting to come made by the government to make generous use of Kokum (A local fruit) across an unknown destination. The Tarkarli and coconut makes Malvani cuisine Tarkarli brochure with a stunning destination. those quite different from the Konkani and picture of the beach caught my eye and promises have not been fulfilled. The the Goan cuisines and much better in Tarkarli then topped the list for my next absence of all the commercial activities my view. The Malvani curry has to be vacation. After visiting, I kept going back in Tarkarli makes it more enjoyable. with Mackerel, Kingfish, Prawns or again and again. Thanks to the long Tarkarli is an hour’s drive from Kudal Pomfret and has to end with 2 glasses stretches of white sand and the clear which falls on NH-17 and is just 6 km of sol-kadhi (a drink made from kokum emerald blue water, you can’t help but from the town of Malvan. Moving away and coconut). Hotel Chaitanya is the agree with the Sunday Times, London, from Tarkarli will be difficult, but if you best place to have the famous Malvani who rates Tarkarli as one of the best do, then it’s worth exploring the Fish Thali at. beaches in the world. surrounding beaches which are equally Lack of commercial activity also means Starting from the beautiful drive on the breathtaking. The Devbaug and Chiwla fewer numbers of good hotels. The road from the town of Malvan, passing shores The MTDC resort (+91-2365-252390) is the small villages and coconut and mango Sindhudurg Fort in Malvan is also most popular followed by a few others trees, to the fishermen kids on the recommended. The fort was built by like Hotel Sagar Kinara (+91-2365- beach, everything about Tarkarli is King Shivaji in 1664 and still is the pride 252264), Green Park (+91-2365-252374) magical. Once on the beach, apart from of the area. Another interesting place to and leaving your worries behind, make sure visit is the tribal village of Katta which is 253156). you leave your footwear behind too. famous for china clay pottery. brochures of the a are must-visit But commercial thankfully recommended. Abhiruchi Resort (+91-2365- The Queer Queer Chronicle The Chronicle Dear Editor, Readers’ Comments Reader’s Corner 6 successful issues! free e-books at www.QueerInk.com e-zine copyright applicable September 2009 Vinay, Mumbai: L-O-V-E-D the new issue! Ankur's article was superb! I Here is what we heard from you, on TQC’s February 2010 edition. came out to my mum with its help. “Once again, a hearty congrats to you TQC: Congrats Vinay. We are proud of for this month’s TQC. I must appreciate you and we are glad that TQC helped your vision and determination to start make things (a bit) easier for you. It is TQC. I am sure it will go a long way.” – successes like these that make TQC Swapnil, Pune worth the effort! Ankur: Congrats Vinay..... glad we could help. Please remember if any of your family recommends the counseling approach, seek a gay friendly shrink check with gaybombay.org and I can ask Keith to co-ordinate with me and put up “As always Keith you are outdoing your own work. New benchmarks have been set. What an extraordinary feature!! I particularly fancy Jayesh and Tushar's page. Dr. Tush is so adorable!” – Ankur, Mumbai a listing of such helpful resources on “Great issue once again. Ankur's article TQC too. was very touching. Though I knew all Ronny, Pune: I am a regular reader of TQC. I have seen that TQC covers the parties and events in Pune and party the events written in the article, it still moved me .. Ankur u should write more.” – Nihal, Mumbai pics have been published in magazine. “Fabulous issue! Ankur’s article is really Do you think that is it ok to take touching.” – Prathamesh, Saudi Arabia people’s photographs and published “Great work again Keith, I’m proud of them in the magazine? Does TQC take permission to publish you and your team.” – Ajay, Mumbai their photographs? “Really nice issue, I liked Wind beneath TQC: Every photograph published on my wings the most." – Prakash, Pune ‘Page 3’ of TQC is permission based. The “Really enjoyed the issue. You are really team at TQC collectively has several taking loads of efforts to get all this decades together.” – Upendra, Mumbai of media and event management experience in their regular careers and the team extends this experience to TQC as well. TQC understands that people’s privacy is of utmost importance. Hence, prior to clicking any a person’s photograph at an event, we check if it is okay if we can publish it in TQC. If the person says ‘no’ we simply do not click their photograph. If by chance they happen to be in group photograph, we mask out their faces. We do appreciate your query and we Thanks for your support. March 2010 March 2010 hope that we have been able to put your worries to rest. 11 Classi-Prides free e-books at www.QueerInk.com e-zine copyright applicable Launching soon!! Pune Helpline September 2009 Birds of a Feather (BOAF) is a support group that aims to bring people together and establishing a foundation for the queer community in Pune. BOAF is a non-commercial enterprise. facebook.com/group.php?gid=90165106 564 TQC Homestays | City Tours www.facebook.com/tqc.india Bombay Masala is a support group that creates a safe and friendly space for the queer communities Mumbai. in Pune and Bombay Masala is a non- commercial enterprise that facilitates bonding between like-minded individuals. facebook.com/group.php?gid=72270194 982 Samapathik Trust is dedicated to promoting awareness on men’s sexual health among Gays, Transgenders, Transsexuals and Intersexes. The Trust runs a support group, a helpline and a counseling center that also addresses pre-test & post-test counseling for HIV/AIDS/STIs. Address: 1004, Budhwar Peth, T-9, Third Floor, Rameshwar Market, Near Vijay Maruti Chowk, Pune. At ‘Either Or’ Pune | www.azaadbazaar.com 411002. [email protected] The Queer Chronicle (TQC). 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