Not just straight talk

Shobhna S. Kumar was already a well-travelled social entrepreneur—born in Fiji, raised in Sydney, Australia; worked a bit in the US—when she moved to India eight years ago.

It was when she broke her ankle two years ago and could not literally travel anywhere that she decided to become a businesswoman as well.

After 20 years in the development sector, during which she worked with a multiple strata of people, she wanted her life of “transitions” to make one more—with Queer Ink.

She says about her partner, who does not wish to be identified: “We have been together eight years, we both had lives prior to this. We used our retirement funds to start Queer Ink because we believe in it.”

Full report here Mint