Version en français plus bas In 2018, the Supreme Court made a historic decision by decriminalizing consensual homosexual relationships after declaring Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code unconstitutional. This was, of course, a relief for the LGBTQIA+ community as, until then, Section 377 criminalized consensual same-sex relationships among adults. The repeal of Section 377 sparked a broader public debate on LGBTQIA+ rights in India. However, despite the significant progress marked by the Supreme Court’s decision, Indian society remains diverse in its opinions on homosexuality. While some actively support LGBTQIA+ rights, others, still a majority, may hold conservative attitudes due to cultural, religious, or social factors. Public figures, activists, and…