If being Gay in India can get you a Life in prison sentence, (Unbeliveable) then something ‘Big’ should happen in the Indian Continent to counter-act this situation.
I met him at last year’s Europride in Stockholm. He came across as a very dignified, yet humble man. I’m glad he still gets invitations from around the world. However, the journalist who wrote this piece didn’t do his homework properly. Although initially he was indeed stripped of his title and fortune, his father restored all that two years later. So he is in fact still a “real” prince :)
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If being Gay in India can get you a Life in prison sentence, (Unbeliveable) then something ‘Big’ should happen in the Indian Continent to counter-act this situation.
The world needs more people like that ;)
What a great guy!
I met him at last year’s Europride in Stockholm. He came across as a very dignified, yet humble man. I’m glad he still gets invitations from around the world. However, the journalist who wrote this piece didn’t do his homework properly. Although initially he was indeed stripped of his title and fortune, his father restored all that two years later. So he is in fact still a “real” prince :)
Brian Burton, the Indian Civil Code is not unique, it was drafted by the British. They left similar legacies in other parts of their empire.