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Indian Super Queen


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Indian TG gets a good caste
 
 
Indian Super Queen, the beauty pageant for eunuchs is going to be held in February 2010 in India. Former Miss India and actress Celina will judge this beauty contest.  
 
 Nauheed Cyrusi Care Indian Super Queen Contest
 
 “It’s time for the much oppressed kinnar community to come up on the stage and show the world that beauty exists in all human beings. Gender has nothing to do with it.”- Bollywood actresses Celina Jaitley
 
  The community has had to stay in the closet for 262 years and this contest will provide them a platform - Laxmi Narayan, pageant organiser & UN worker
 
 
Who are Kinnar a.k.a Hijra?
 
Hijras have a long-standing tradition in Indian culture but were stigmatized under British rule through the Criminal Tribes Act. Generally still living on the fringes of Indian society, often in groups, they have a long way to go before achieving equality only recently gaining the right to vote. In Bollywood, they are normally portrayed as comic characters, although a more sympathetic portrayal was shown in Welcome to Sajjanpur.
 
 
 
 
 
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Indian TG gets a good caste
 
 
Indian Super Queen, the beauty pageant for eunuchs is going to be held in February 2010 in India. Former Miss India and actress Celina will judge this beauty contest.  
 
 Nauheed Cyrusi Care Indian Super Queen Contest
 
 “It’s time for the much oppressed kinnar community to come up on the stage and show the world that beauty exists in all human beings. Gender has nothing to do with it.”- Bollywood actresses Celina Jaitley
 
  The community has had to stay in the closet for 262 years and this contest will provide them a platform - Laxmi Narayan, pageant organiser & UN worker
 
 
Who are Kinnar a.k.a Hijra?
 
Hijras have a long-standing tradition in Indian culture but were stigmatized under British rule through the Criminal Tribes Act. Generally still living on the fringes of Indian society, often in groups, they have a long way to go before achieving equality only recently gaining the right to vote. In Bollywood, they are normally portrayed as comic characters, although a more sympathetic portrayal was shown in Welcome to Sajjanpur.
 
 
 
 
 
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