The first-ever Kinnar Mahotsav in Maharashtra was celebrated at Acharya Atre Auditorium in Kalyan, organized by KDMC and ...

Kalyan: With the objective of integrating the transgender people into the mainstream of society and to make them stand on ...

Rooted in ancient traditions, the Kinnar Akhada positioned itself as a unique community in the historically male-dominated world of akharas. It has become part of the largest of the 13 akharas in ...

In a dramatic turn of events, Mamta Kulkarni has rejoined the Kinnar Akhada and accepted the position of 'Mahamandaleshwar' once again. Just three days ago, she had resigned from the post amid ...

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Shivalakshmi Nandagiri Aisaheb, Nita Kene, and other dignitaries from the Kinnar community will be present at the program. Apart from dance, music, and stand-up comedy programs organized by the ...

A mob attacked Kinnar Jagadguru Himangi Sakhi's camp in Prayagraj's Mahakumbh Nagar, injuring her and damaging property. The attack followed her criticism of Mamta Kulkarni's appointment. Police are ...

Speaking to PTI, Kinnar Akhara's Mahamandaleshwar Kaushalya Nand Giri confirmed the development. In a video message, Ms Kulkarni said, "I, Mahamandaleshwar Yamai Mamta Nand Giri resign from my post.

Former Bollywood actress Mamta Kulkarni has rejoined the Kinnar Akhada as Mahamandaleshwar, days after announcing her resignation. In a video statement shared on Friday, Mamta Kulkarni confirmed ...

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South Asia has a long history of people designated as male at birth but who identify as female -- known as kinnar or hijra. In India's last census in 2011, more than 487,000 people were members of ...