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    Delhi High Court legalises consensual gay ***

    New Delhi: In a historic judgement, the Delhi High Court on Thursday legalised consensual *** among gays.
    The court struck down Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
    A bench of Chief Justice Ajit Prakash Shah and Justice S Muralidhar said that if not amended, Section 377 of the IPC would violate Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, which states that every citizen has equal opportunity of life and is equal before law.
    "We declare Section 377 of IPC in so far as it criminalises consensual ****** acts of adults in private is violative of Articles 14, 21 and 15 of the Constitution," the Bench comprising Chief Justice A P Shah and Justice S Murlidhar said.
    Interesting ..... need to see how religious groups react to this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pg_ord View Post
    Delhi High Court legalises consensual gay ***

    Interesting ..... need to see how religious groups react to this.
    They can go **** themselves... legally.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fargin View Post
    They can go **** themselves... legally.
    No religious group should be protesting since each group has a different set of laws for marital union in India .... so yeah they can go **** themselves
    anyhow, this judgment can still be appealed in Supreme Court..... but central govt seems to be in favor of decriminalization of homo******ity.

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    I'm against the government recognizing gay marriage, but the government shouldn't be regulating what people do in their own bedrooms.

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    Will this judgment hold water in states other than Delhi? Delhi High Court is just one of the 21 High Courts in India, with jurisdiction only over Delhi. This judgment is sure to get questioned in the Supreme Court, religious organizations will make sure about that.

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    Will this judgment hold water in states other than Delhi? Delhi High Court is just one of the 21 High Courts in India, with jurisdiction only over Delhi. This judgment is sure to get questioned in the Supreme Court, religious organizations will make sure about that.
    Court has no such restrictions...their verdict is applied all over India till it is challenged in the SC.

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    I guess I speak for everyone here when I ask "Who the fvck cares?". Are there any gay indian people here?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3rdMillhouse View Post
    I guess I speak for everyone here when I ask "Who the fvck cares?". Are there any gay indian people here?
    You don't speak for me. I care.
    I for one welcome our new gay indian overlords.
    It's fabulous.

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    If you look at Google Trends, the keywords "men kissing" is most popular in India and Pakistan of all places.
    http://www.google.com/trends

    EDIT: Pack and Kiss, Stan. Oh ho ho ho I'm bad

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    Quote Originally Posted by [WDW]Megaraptor View Post
    I'm against the government recognizing gay marriage, but the government shouldn't be regulating what people do in their own bedrooms.
    x2 ............

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    If there are gay areas in Indian cities, there's $$$$$$$$.
    So too will international companies will follow with gay ex-pats. With more $$$$$$.

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    Progressive. Glad to hear it (though I'm not too interested on hearing about it ).

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    Quote Originally Posted by seraosha View Post
    You don't speak for me. I care.
    I for one welcome our new gay indian overlords.
    It's fabulous.

    x2---------------------

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ordie View Post
    If there are gay areas in Indian cities, there's $$$$$$$$.
    So too will international companies will follow with gay ex-pats. With more $$$$$$.
    ????? what?? elaborate....please.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pg_ord View Post
    ????? what?? elaborate....please.
    Gay tolerant societies tends to attract creative open minded people. Since people today tend to be more attractive to lifestyle reagrdless of geographic location or gender; businesses will try to tap into this talent pool as it would give them a competitive edge.

    When this happens, it brings more money into the local community. Not so much in goods and services, but also in civic arts, community organizing and urban revitalization.

    In sum: Gay tolerant societies tend to prosper economically.

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