Articles tagged with: transgender

Bihar extends government job reservations to third- / cisgender

The Bihar government on Wednesday announced reservation in jobs to the third gender and set up a welfare board for them. “The third gender will be provided reservation in government jobs and Bihar Rajya Kalyan Board will be set up soon,” Bihar Social Welfare Minister Manju Verma made the announcemen...

Mx Mukherjee: Grappling with what a gender-neutral graduation certificate from Nalsar means to her

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Two sides of same coin: Male and female, Yin and yang
Two sides of same coin: Male and female, Yin and yang
*Anindita Mukherjee, the Nalsar Hyderabad graduate who successfully requested the university to issue her graduation certificate with the gender-neutral honourific Mx, rather than Mr or Ms, has explained her decision and the issues involved in a personal column on the website Orinam.

Mx Mukherjee: Nalsar drops Mr & Ms to issue first ever gender-neutral graduation certificate in recognition of gender fluidity

Mx: No heartburn
Mx: No heartburn
Nalsar Hyderabad has possibly granted India’s first ever graduation certificate with the gender-neutral honourific “Mx”, instead of “Mr”, “Ms” or “Mrs”.

This week in parliament: Transgender bill is first pvt member's bill passed in 40 years; GST inches forward

The second half of the Budget Session began this week. Here are the highlights.

Madras HC reinstates cop who was fired after medical exam determined she's transgender

The police had fired the policewoman after compelling her to take medical exams several years ago that determined she was transgender.

The Madras high court, relying on this week’s Supreme Court judgment, told the police to reinstate her in service [TOI]

SC landmark transgender judgment: What it says, what is good and what it muddled up

Nalsar Hyderabad student Anindita Mukherjee analyses today’s Supreme Court judgment recognising the “third gender” and points out what the apex court may have missed.

[Read judgment] SC undoes some damage: Makes ‘third gender’ recognition mandatory for government

The Supreme Court has ruled that all government departments must recognise a third gender, and not discriminate against transgender people in the provision of services.