We are proud of our culture, our Sanskruti and our values. We have every reason to be proud of it. After all we are the ancient civilization. We are among the first group of the human species to get civilized, have a fully operational system of society, governance. All Indians should be proud of that, no doubt about it.
Secondly did our ancestors built a fairly successful, so we've been able to evolve, grow and flourish. Nobody can take away.
But how times change life too. Not waking up to 4'0 clock, nothing more, with up to us oxen to cultivate more, do not write letters as often as we call it, we take Feras Saat but also go to the honeymoon, marriage nuclear families more, the widow is acceptable and what is women's empowerment.
Over time things change. Change is the fundamental nature of life and flexibility of our ancestors to change our civilization could easily adapt.
Now comes the main point. There are many people who oppose sex education. It is in our Sanskruti is the motto theme of these opponents. The protection of children in our Sanskruti?. Is to guide our children in our Sanskruti?. Look for the welfare of our children in our Sanskruti?. The answer is yes. They are all in our Sanskruti. So how is that if children receive sex education can be against us Sanskruti?.
There was no support during the time of our ancestors, the opportunity to mingle with the opposite sex was minimal, no phones, no internet. Can we leave to our descendants, mixing or the use of telephone or Internet?. If we do would be to disregard all the development in this competitive world. Internet is the body of knowledge, mixing with the opposite sex is also important because in the future of their offspring to work in the environment that would colleagues of both sexes.
Now why is sex education important?.
Here are three news you shake a little:
1) Two school students obscene Borivli posted a profile of his PT teacher in a social networking website after allegedly being on the receiving end of corporal punishment.
The two boys, aged between 14 and 15, were arrested Tuesday by the Cyber Crimes Cell of Mumbai Police and booked for outraging the modesty of a woman under the IT Act.
According to police, the boys decided to put the profile after being punished by the teacher sometime in March. They created a profile published her picture, put a little obscene, a mobile number and gave him the title "Black Prostitute." Soon word spread among his circle of friends.
Bharti additional police (crime) Deven said, "The victim learned of it through a former student. She filed a complaint with the Borivli police station."
The previous notice published in Mumbai Mirror today.
2) Sexting is increased indiatimes.com India reported last week.
The sexting, exchange of nude or semi nude images, erotic images showed a record increase in 2008
3) 68% of Asian women are losing their virginity before marriage
This is reported by a newspaper in Asia.
We must understand that as a boy or a girl is becoming teenagers, there are hormonal changes in your body, curiosity, sexual desire is natural and sexual education can do little more information about sex. This in turn will help them avoid AIDS, unwanted pregnancies and the sexual relationship the same time.
Sex education is important in today's time where parents are too busy with their profession.It not against our Sanskruti.
