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Jan 09, 2023

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Portraits of Love, Freedom and Resistance: Illustrating Delhi Queer Pride 2023

Pariplab Chakraborty
Jan 09, 2023

Live art by Pariplab Chakraborty from Delhi Queer Pride 2023.

Illustration: Pariplab Chakraborty

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On Sunday (January 8), thousands of people gathered in Delhi for the first post-pandemic pride march. The Wire‘s illustrator Pariplab Chakraborty was at the event, where he made live art to capture the essence of the march.