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Abstract
In Indian society, thirdgender are stigmatized and marginalized to an outsized extent. Such stigmatization may also compromise the mental health of thirdgender possibly giving rise to varied mental health issues. The socio-cultural aspects of thirdgender have frequently been the difficulty of research by psychologist and sociologists. Thirdgender people face multiple sorts of oppression. This paper focuses to summarize the varied issues faced by thirdgender by using the psychological aspects, family and social rejection. Individuals who identify as thirdgender tend to experience higher rates of mental health issues than the overall population.