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Over 800 people at Delhi's LGBTQ+
Pride marched for more rights.
LGBTQ+ people in India want the law to allow same-sex marriage.
And we need to be heard equally."
Until 2018, when the law was changed, same-sex relationships were illegal.
People could be sent to jail for 10 years.
But life's still difficult for LGBTQ+ couples.
Mikali Singh: "And there'll be more acceptance because in society marriage is accepted."
Traditional views on relationships, which are still common, have a powerful effect.
LGBTQ+ people are often ignored by their families and friends.
But times are changing.
Even Bollywood films and series now include LGBTQ+ characters.
Akash Rathore: "It is a high time for India to look for equality.
If you see, historical India was always a place where we respected you, like, equality."
LGBTQ+ couples have complained to India's Supreme Court.
It will decide if the law is unfair.
India could become the second country in Asia to allow same-sex marriage, after Taiwan.
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