Therefore, meeting the needs of such a vulnerable group and overcoming existing shortcomings in the delivery of tailored primary preventative measures would significantly improve the survival and general health conditions, nutritional status, and sexual and reproductive health of the future Indian adult population. read more
In India there is no uniform sex education. It varies from school curriculum. Some follow Adolescent Education Programme in some states. Some states have banned it. Some schools teach sex education, which basically caters to basic anatomy classes at school level. read more
Sex is a taboo topic in India, but schools are nonetheless mandated to teach it. Parents with an eye on what their children might be doing on the Internet are also anxious to find ways of discussing the issue. read more