Hopes Of Police Jobs Shattered, Maharashtra’s Trans women Return To Precarious Livelihoods
For five years now, Arya Pujari, a trans woman, has been relentlessly pursuing her dream of joining the police. Her struggle ties in with the transgender community’s demand for reservations in government jobs
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