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- noun Plural form of
hijra .
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The hijras lavish lakhs of rupees on visiting hijra friends from their biradri..hijras are the finest host, some are ball breaking money lenders too..
Archive 2009-07-01 photographerno1 2009
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An older name for hijras is kinnar, which is used by some hijra groups as a more respectable and formal term.
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An older name for hijras is kinnar, which is used by some hijra groups as a more respectable and formal term.
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An older name for hijras is kinnar, which is used by some hijra groups as a more respectable and formal term.
2006 October 14 « bollywoods most wanted photographerno1 2006
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An older name for hijras is kinnar, which is used by some hijra groups as a more respectable and formal term.
Homing in on the Hijda « bollywoods most wanted photographerno1 2006
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The Telegraphreports that India has an estimated 1.5 million eunuchs, known as hijras or kinnar, who are both feared and persecuted throughout the country.
India To Offer Eunuchs Special Pension Each Month Curtis M. Wong 2010
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The Telegraphreports that India has an estimated 1.5 million eunuchs, known as hijras or kinnar, who are both feared and persecuted throughout the country.
India To Offer Eunuchs Special Pension Each Month The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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The Telegraphreports that India has an estimated 1.5 million eunuchs, known as hijras or kinnar, who are both feared and persecuted throughout the country.
India To Offer Eunuchs Special Pension Each Month The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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The Telegraphreports that India has an estimated 1.5 million eunuchs, known as hijras or kinnar, who are both feared and persecuted throughout the country.
India To Offer Eunuchs Special Pension Each Month Curtis M. Wong 2010
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The term "Aravani" is used in the state of Tamil Nadu, where the tsunami struck most violently, to refer to a group more widely known as "hijras," biological males who have feminine gender identity, frequently wear women's clothing, and perform other feminine gender roles.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Kyle Knight 2011
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