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RIGHTS-INDIA : Double Murder Probe Puts Gays in Bad Light
Ranjit Devraj
NEW DELHI - Homosexuality is illegal in India but public reaction to the sensational murder this month of a gay project officer with an international aid agency has exposed the limited social acceptability in India for alternative sexual preferences.

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