Why do Indians oppose the introduction of s*x education in the schools of their country?

Question

Why do Indians oppose the introduction of s*x education in the schools of their country?

Answer 1

why do u want to no about s*x .your teachers do not introduce s*x in schools for your betterment .if u want to know ask from your family member

Answer 2

shyness? religion?

Answer 3

COZ  THERE ARE WORDS SUCH AS ' DECENCY' AND 'MORALITY'

STILL IN THE DICTIONARY MADE BY MORONS.........LOL

Answer 4

The majority of Indian people don't have the power to think independently. Their thoughts are motivated by other people like religious and political leaders. I don't know exactly what happens in the other countries but I shan't be surprised to see the same picture everywhere. However, it is a pure misfortune of the Indians that the small section which motivates their thoughts is full of dishonest, corrupted and hypocritical people. Not only s*x education, they try to prevent the spread of any kind of proper education. Basically they want to keep the people uneducated and superstitious. Otherwise how will the country remain full of puppets? s*x education will naturally lead to a sense of sexual freedom in the mind of the youth. But anything which has the slightest touch of freedom must be smothered. The influential wicked ones are happy as long as schoolchildren gather the information about s*x from unreliable sources, whisper the newly acquired knowledge among themselves (as if s*x is something confidential), develop various types of complex at an early age and ultimately secure a lifelong suffering. The so-called love is nothing but one such complex, and the desire to rape is another. They may sound very different but nevertheless they are the two sides of the same coin. The introduction of s*x education is prevented so that the coin may be tossed endlessly!

Answer 5

coz indians r very shy..!!!! they like to listen to those kind of classes but they jus pretend as if they never like s*x education.....  

Answer 6

Well, it is not opposed in every school - I learned it at school - guess it depends on the board of examination - am sure it is covered in CBSE and ICSE textbooks - it is in the State Board syllabi that it is missing - could be that it was there in the state boad books earlier and propably one state government removed it sometime and many other state govts removed the same - but education or no education - if it is being imparted to pure minds, it will remain pure  - else irrespective of the pupil, the education might be misused - so the basics have to be corrected - the basics = how they are brought up at home till the age they enter nursery and how the school shapes them from there - all depends on the growth of mind till the first 8-10 years of a child.There are ways to redeem a person after that, but u need to reprogram the person completely. So, to answer your question, it is these children who have grown up now along with some confused elders of yesteryears (elders caught in the stigma of social status) who form the basis for opposition - and the politicians are clever enough to voice this opposition so as to get support from some corners - India is not a country which is clear in its mind yet.

Answer 7

  Is there a need to teach  the fish fry how to swim....this is an idiom in Tamil