Indian gay 'marriage' follows legal ruling

Just a week after a New Delhi court decriminalised homosexuality, the first gay “marriage” has taken place in India.

Just a week after a New Delhi court decriminalised homosexuality, the first gay “marriage” has taken place in India.

Amrit and Jeeta, both 18, decided to get married following the landmark judgment which changed a 148-year-old British colonial-era ruling that made homosexual sex a punishable offence.

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