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By : Kumbakonam S Venkataraman, Associate Editor, Dynamic Youth online magazine
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Same Sex Marriage

 

Here is a story written by my friend Nalin Verma, about 'Same Sex Marriage'

with my further remarks on it.

Nalin Verma writes

Lajvanti raised Malhar with care and sacrifice. In her early 30’s Lajvanti looked more like a mother than a young woman attracting peering eyes.

 The loss of husband early in life, probably, robbed her off the exuberance that is usually natural to women of her age. Moreover, the values of the high caste Brahmin family she was born and married in, coupled with the responsibility to raise her son had made her look more elderly.

A government employee, her husband died in boat mishap while rescuing the marooned people in an Indian state of Bihar village. Lajvanti fell on the ground slipping in coma as she heard about the end of her man. Life was a smooth affair so far with a caring partner and giggling toddler.

 The suddenness of the event which robbed her off her spouse-the most precious thing in archetypal Indian woman’s life- blanked her. With helping neighbors around, she regained her senses to find the four year old crying. She was weighed down by the very idea of living and raising the son without her man.

 But then time is a great heeler. Lajvanti who was a higher secondary passed out got teacher’s job in a school on the compassionate ground. The Indian government service code ensures the widow a job befitting to her qualification if she loses husband on duty. She lived in Patna-capital of Bihar.

 Days passed into months and months into years. Lajvanti molded herself into the role of a dutiful teacher and dedicated mother. Malhar, growing as a jolly and smart lad brought smile back on her lips. After all, Malhar symbolized a reason and also an inspiration for her to live, work and nurse rosy hopes.

 It was late 1970’s and Malhar had become old enough to engage her mother in gossip and laughter. The mother too tried to be playful to the son. Usual to mother-son relationship, they broke into friendly banters at times.

 “Look son, you will marry a girl of our caste when you grow old enough to become a groom”, Lajvanti radiating a winsome smile on her lips told Malhar.

 Malhar retorted, “Oh mom. I am too young. What is the use of talking about my wedding? I will obey your wish when the time comes”.

 And ordinary woman born and brought up in the upper caste, Lajvanti adhered to the family values she had been raised in. She wished her son scale great heights in his career but stay stuck to the ‘divine’ values.

 Still in class IX, Malhar was as naughty as bright at studies. He made her mother proud by always topping in his class. But he invariably came with his toes and fingers wounded at clash with his peers. The mom shouted at him and he laughed as if the clash and bruises were just a part of life at his stage.

 Lajvanti got up early in the morning to dress him up, feed him breakfast and leave him at the school bus stop. Then she would take bath, offer prayer and cover her frail frame in simple attire from head to toe to leave for her school.

*     *      *     *

 Malhar secured over 95 per cent marks in his plus-II examinations. Sharp in science subjects, Malhar then cracked the joint entrance examination to get to the Indian Institute of Technology-the top notch engineering institution famous as IIT in India.

 In next four years, Malhar cleared the IIT with flying colors to land in job with a multi national company in USA.

 It was in late 1980’s when Malhar was about to leave for USA. The mother was somber at her son leaving her for far away land. But she was proud of Malhar going to what was the prime destination of the Indian techie. By doing so well, Malhar had added to her sense of achievement. After all, Lajvanti had devoted whatever she had for Malhar. She lived for Malhar.

 “Malhar! You are going abroad. It is OK. But do not marry a foreign girl. You will marry only to an Indian girl”, Lajvanti commanded.

 Malhar giggled. “Mom! I simply get intrigued at your silly talks. I am not going to USA in search of a bride. I am going there to do a job. I will marry according to your wishes”, he equipped, making her mom smile and mutter, “After all he is my son…the piece of my heart. My son will never go wayward”.

 Despite all his naughtiness and vivacity Malhar was a doting son. Behind the veneer of boyish gusto was the awareness of how his mother had smilingly sacrificed whatever she had to raise him. He abhorred any sign of gloom on her face. He cracked jokes to smirk her.

 With Malhar away in USA, Lajvanti spent time reading newspapers and watching TV channels. She was unable to comprehend how a female and can marry a female and a man can marry a man when an Indian court of law ruled that marriage in same sex was just and legal.

 “What type of court it is? How can matrimony take place in same sex? How can a child be born if a female marries a female and a male marries a male? How will the generation grow? Why are the law and courts preaching something not ordained by Mother Nature?” These questions haunted her. Even-though he was thousands of miles away, Malhar always flowed through her breath and through her thought process.  She did not express her anxiety about her son to others. But in the back of her mind she was worried about the son’s response to the legal promotion of the “grubby” idea of coition in same sex at the time when he was living in an alien milieu far away from her.

 Gaining in glaze on his face, Malhar returned to her mom on a leave after working for a year in the US. While offering food to Malhar one day, the mom mumbled, “Malhar! I will like you to marry a female only”.

 Malhar retorted, “Mom, first you asked me marry only in caste. Then you advised me to wed only an Indian girl. Now you are advising me to marry a girl only”.

 “I have another idea”, the son full with pranks went on to say, “I have got a nice friend.  If you agree I will marry him. You will be happy in the sense that you will get two sons instead of a son and a daughter in law who seldom goes well with mother in law”.

 Lajvanti felt the earth slipping away from beneath her feat. Shocked, she fell silent, looking blankly at his son. “Did I raise you to see this day”, she feebly muttered before breaking into sobs and hiccups.

 Malhar soon sensed how his pranks had convulsed his mother.

 He naughtily submitted, “First get your mind stable about my future spouse. I will marry the girl you approve. But be sure you will not change your wish next year”.  Smile was back on Lajvanti’s lips. With a sigh of relief she mumbled, “My son…the piece of my heart… I know my son will never go wayward”.

Nalin Verma is a journalist. His e-mail: reporter1960@yahoo.com

 

My Remarks

 

Perverted, unnatural, - and so many things can be said about the same sex obsession. One cannot normally use the word marriage for this kind of relationship, without removing a substantial sacred portion, from its latitude.

Whatever the English word Marriage stands for, the word Vivaha in Indian context is much more scientific, exhaustive and natural. When it does include sex and other enjoyments, it refers to a vaidheeka karma done with shraddha to fulfill, inter alia, a natural obligation of producing good progeny. Can same sex 'whatever it is' produce progeny, leave alone the adjective good?

If somebody, however big a person he or she is, wants to bring this perversion within the ambit of the word 'marriage', who can prevent? Somebody, belonging to the same-sex group I believe, had written, "This body is mine; I can use it in the manner I like."

What a superficial thought! How alienated he is from the cultural roots of India! Did he buy his body from any super market? Can you say, "This is my land; I shall cultivate marijuana in it." and get away with it? The body is a gift of Mother Nature, to enable us to use it in accordance with the principles of Nature and evolve.

Crimes of various degrees are of course happening in the world; and in all probabilities would continue to happen. But it would be woeful if crimes are declared 'legal activities'.

It is the fond hope of the mother in this story that her son would never go wayward. She is an Indian mother. Let us pray, let us be able to say the same thing to all the sons of India.

 

K S Venkataraman is Associate Editor, Dynamic Youth Online Magazine dedicated to Global Youth Development. He may be reached through e-mail: dynamicyouth_development@yahoo.com

Dynamic Youth is available for free public view in www.dynamicyouth.org

 

 Top Comment : Sarika Singh   | 10 22 2009 13:21:29 +0000
Mr. Williams, let me ask you one simple thing. Did you ever read Kamasutra or just talking on the basis of Internet articles you see. Do you even know what sculptures on those temples means? Before blaming Indian culture, how much do you know about our great heritage? Let me tell you, Indian culture strictly forbids any physical relation which is not done for the desire of having children. If you have doubts, I would suggest you to first go and read the Puranas. You'll get your answer. The Kamasutra you are talking about consists of 64 positions of intercourse between "Man and Woman" and Shusrut Samhita is a book of Medical sciences. Its the first book on open surgery and its process not "sexual relationships". Kindly get your datas correct before pin pointing someone's traditions. As far as temple architecture is consider, for your kind information, you will also see architecture of murder, meat eating, intoxication etc on it. All of them were done to repeated reminding common public what are sins and what are not and before entering the temple, just to throw away all these thoughts from their mind and enter with a pure mind. Kind know the history of construction of Hindu temples before blaming them. I would also suggest you not to comment on something you don't know about. It may lead to controversy and quarrel...
 
12 comments on "Same Sex Marriage"
  Commented by  pruthviraja pande, Professor, Bangalore University    | 01 01 2010 06:54:55 +0000
Dear williams i do not know how are you advocating such a content? i think sarika is totally right and the marriage in indian culture is with only 2 intentions i.e. one for the children and the other is for the religious purpose and it is also a truth that the men and women are not complete without each other.  it is true that the westernised craze is the main cause to destroy our tradition and culture, if one trusts that the sex is must for all living beings, did any one see a male dog with a male or a bull romancing with other bull, we human beings are loosing our mental stability, our mindset need to be changed, the homosexuality, male to male, female to female it sickens the reader's mind! if we enjoy what the mother earth or the planet gave us, that is fine! otherwise the content is very sub-standard to both read and argue.
  Commented by  Kumbakonam S Venkataraman, Associate Editor, Dynamic Youth online magazine    | 12 19 2009 01:20:10 +0000
Dear Mithun.Sagar, Thanks.

Any group, legal or illegal, sensible or non-sensible, has to have a percentage. 

I have never said that they should not be allowed to live; or that they are not human beings; or that their bodies do not contain blood. These are totally irrelevant to judge propriety of human behavior,conduct or character. 

You do not have to argue as though I am carrying on a hatred campaign. 

The question of taste arises only within a sphere of normal behavior. Within a natural, normal relationship, you may explore the question of taste; certainly not outside that. I do not know how you categorize a perverted behavior as a question of taste. By the same logic, you would have to treat even sadism as a question of taste! 

The action of planning commission, some judicial proceedings etc., show a dangerous trend. Please also take note that there are a number of judicial bodies, elected bodies and highly learned persons, who have given considered opinions against such a trend. 
 
Simply because a specific percentage of people behave in a particular manner, it need not become automatically legal or acceptable. It is against natural, social, moral and value system; and, therefore, it is not correct to legalize it. Maintaining such a social opinion is important to keep such behavior under control. 
  Commented by  Atul Kumar, Project Lead, Satyam Computers    | 12 04 2009 12:10:52 +0000
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I strongly discourage the same sex marriage as this will create imnbalance in our society. The perosnal freedom can't be bigger than social responsibility and natural eco-genetic-balancing. 
  Commented by  Priya Varadan, Independent Writer, Researcher & Social Development Consultant, Self employed    | 12 04 2009 11:20:13 +0000
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it does hurt parents but having said that, anything between two consenting adults should not be much of an issue for others. only when it gets rampant shud it actually worry us, b'cause what is world with out  man -woman attraction.
secondly, hinduism will accept all, it is very pluralistic, decentralised. some will cite caste system to show it is discriminative... but then it was never meant to be discriminative in the first place...but misused by few
  Commented by  SUMEET DIKSHIT, Strategy/B.D.    | 12 04 2009 10:00:57 +0000
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I don't know about God,religion,teachings etc.But I do know that nature is greatest and we have to follows its laws.Same sex marriage is detestable since it is against nature nd cannot contribute for betterment of mankind.It is just cynical self gratification.But dont hate such people try to bring around a change.
  Commented by  Mithun.Sagar, Information Security Engineer, Sify technologies    | 12 03 2009 18:47:07 +0000
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Being a human,we are having our likes and dislikes...I believe in One god, One caste & One religion.We all are gods childrens,right,in that case Gays and Lesbians are also his childrens, right.They are having different love making taste.What we can do on that?we cant do anything,it may be because of their culture,community etc...Let them have that,Our community has to accept that,let them also live.Blood will shed from their body also,rigt,so understand them,they are also humans.

Acccording to the latest NDTV survey about gays& lesbian population ended up in 7.5% of total indias popoulation.They are also indians and paying taxes too.We have to accept and appreciate them and we want to make a peacefull surrounding for them to live in india without bending their heads infront of others after unveling their identity.

Planning Commission of India have recommended the repeal of IPC sec 377.So please don t be narrow minded.........

  Commented by  Kumbakonam S Venkataraman, Associate Editor, Dynamic Youth online magazine    | 12 03 2009 17:24:55 +0000
Thanks Mr. Amit Kumar for having applied your mind to this subject. 

The argument against the same sex marriage is not entirely based on history, culture or tradition. Only some of those who want to justify it try to show from history, culture or tradition that it has been there from time immemorial. 

All criminal activities were there, are there and are likely to be there in spite of steps to curb them. Nobody can say that the best way to deal with them is to accept them as normal or legal. 

A number of practices against the natural way of living may be there in past and present. It may also be a fact that they would be there in future. But it would be a mistake to allow them within the fold of 'acceptable or right behavior'. This would help prevent the evil things from growing beyond any limit and overwhelming the normal things; though it may not be possible to eliminate the evil things once for all. 

Nowadays parents are concerned about the safety of their daughters; if the supporters of same sex activities are not corrected, we shall have to worry about the safety of our boys also from the hands of perverted lot.

So, those who wish that the world should not swerve from the right path, would go on calling a spade a spade. This is not because of hatred or arrogance. This is a minimum duty for the responsible global citizens. Those who want to open Pandora's box, by legalizing a wrong behavior are, to say the least, are not responsible persons.
  Commented by  Amit Kumar, Company Secretary Cum Legal Manager, INX Media Private Limited    | 12 03 2009 05:44:36 +0000
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Hi Loving ones,

A very hot discussion indeed between Williams and Sarika......and to me...both have their very valid points.....to remind...BOTH.

I see as....Same Sex Marriage or even marriage...should not at all be concerned with Culture, traditions or cult rules.....Its a very very personal liking...not only liking...its far more that.

Sarika....I personally don't appreciate "same sex relations"...but their should not be a denial that they exist...and they exist since olden days. I understand history is not the only criteria to debate......but beyond that a right judgmental mind should also be their. 

Our history is not of INDIA's history. India is just a 60+ country...covering only a very Little part of the whole domicile Called as "Aryavrat" a consolidation of thousands of different traditions, customs and cultures raised on again different thousand basis. .......So INDIAN TRADITION is nothing but a mockery to play with nowadays just to prove their ignorance ...right. To be precise ...Ignorance here means....Individuals...own ability to think ..i.e., Swa Vivek. 

Khajuraho Temple...is something ...which is completely a different issue to understand......Humbly request to allow me to say something on this.....For the thousands of years...this continent has been a place of different sects, cults and creeds...who used to work upon uplifting of their 'consciousness' other way round...we can call it Meditation, Dhyana, Sadhna , tapsya , way of living etc etc. vaishnava, shaiva, tantra, nath and many others....were very old traditions which used to work on raising human conciousness...through their ways....

Khajurao Temples are based upon "Tantra"...it says that Human mind is so perverted and inclined towards SEX that ...the ultimate 'State of Conscious Awareness' can not be attained...unless you encroach it...

For a Tantrik Student....to go into meditation..his sexual desires, feelings and emotions used be the biggest hinderence in his Way towards Meditation....So Khajuraho Temples ...at their outer manifest every possible form of sexual act, including imaginations and dreams...including Animal Sex..Student before entering into the Hall has to round around the whole temple and concentrate on these....and its mental habit...that once u do a thing with its totality ...it gets complete and evaporate...

its more like a porn magazine or a film...but like always....to see these things with full awareness and their beauty is not done/known by people at large...its a meditation.........

coming back to the main topic....Shahi Haram's of Kings and Emperors worldwide used to have hundreds of ladies including new boys and eunuch....in Nawabi tradition...these boys used to be called as "Launde" but not a general practice raised by people at social level....because...for them taking care of their housewife till date is a bigger issue. 

Well....Same Sex ...whether for as Homo or Lesbianship..is unnatural and unproductive...but ...its purely a personal choice....and not mass has to decide what 'other' has to do with his life or not....even if one's commit a sucide..thats always his personal phenomenon....On human grounds....i think..its time to accept every human beings with his/her totality.......Love and happiness should be the basis to lead an Individual life traditions or system. 

Comments are invited. 
  Commented by  Kumbakonam S Venkataraman, Associate Editor, Dynamic Youth online magazine    | 10 24 2009 23:46:06 +0000
I would like to respond to the views favoring or suggesting not to condemn it. Two friends have written to me separately their ideas. They are as follows:

(1)
I read the story and also your remarks and realized that all of you seem to be wishing our ideals on our children. In today’s scenario I think we should view same sex marriage as an inevitable outcome of predestined influences and not a rebellious hippy attitude towards society or shastras. 

Try being compassionate towards homosexuals instead of judging them from your pristine point of view. 

It is something beyond their control and the sooner we learn to agree to that the better it will be for them. Swami Ramdevs notwithstanding. 

We have mutilated and hybridized and genetically modified so much of our surroundings and food. How do you expect today’s children not to be affected by it? We messed up this gene by not knowing long term consequences when we followed and re-invented science so many years back so we are the ones to blame for today’s ills not the children.

Such stories and following remarks will only serve to deeply hurt those who are caught in the throes of homosexuality...

(2)
I usually do not get drawn into a debate unless it's in Sports or very compelling. The gay-backers vs. gay-bashers debate has been going on for too long and I'm sure there are valid points made by both sides. Personally, I'm not in the corner of the gay community or same-sex marriage (in fact I'm not even in favor of marriage leave alone same-sex marriage but that's for another day and time). 
 
In the recent past scientists have discovered gay behavior in animals. Read this article (http://www.bidstrup.com/sodomy.htm) to see examples in the animal kingdom. So by extension, it can also exist among humans. Now I'm not saying it's true or that I believe in it. I really do not know what to believe in this case. Legalizing same-sex marriage is going to open a Pandora’s Box. 
There are other arguments made by opponents that the gay community is generally more prone to sexually transmitted diseases and that the cost of insuring them is high. Should we let same-sex couples adopt children? We can go on an on with these. 
 
But I do know that calling this sort of behavior a crime is stretching it a bit too far. If anything crimes are routinely committed against the gay community by skeptics or 'normal people'. It's as bad as spreading words of hate or committing crimes against a minority community such as the Indian or Arab communities here in the US. I think that we should just let these people be. If it's a fad, it'll soon run out of fashion. 

(3)
The third argument is that of Mr. Sanjay Gregory Williams and is available in this forum itself. 
My Reply
It is not hatred against the individuals. They are also human beings. That is why rules should be there designed to safeguard them from getting into such unnatural habits. 

The punishments are prescribed to control the crimes; they are not prescribed because of any personal hatred against the offenders. 

It goes without saying that individual circumstances, if really extenuating, are naturally taken into account in deciding the crimes. 

My first friend has advised to be compassionate. Agreed. I have nowhere said that we should be cruel to the individuals. 

If a person suffers from kleptomania, he or she should try and get out of that illness. Would anybody say that we should not hate them; and shoplifting need not be treated as an offence?

Sodomy is basically a mental disease. There might have been times when they were tortured or even burnt. We have to be balanced. While not resorting to any such brutal practices, it is also necessary to make them know that what they do does not meet with approval; that they should try and rectify their defect. 

I do not know the relevance of Swami Ramdev here.

Genetic Engineering has nothing to do with this. Sodomy is an age-old mental and physical perversion.

The argument that they are helpless is not acceptable. No human being is totally helpless. Whatever effort they can put, they have to do it. The rules should be such that they are persuaded to do so.

My second friend has advised to be pragmatic. I have not said anything against pragmatism. But letting them be as they are would mean showing indifference to their lot. The government and society should act considerately and induce them to turn to the natural path.

The fact that such practices are noticed among animals is not relevant. Animals are ignorant of many things and so we call them brutes. For example they do not treat their mother and sisters differently. A human being is supposed to follow a higher standard. 

Thirdly, Mr. Sanjay Gregory Williams has pointed out that such sculptures are there in our temples. Agreed. 

Hindu temples do not show God as an alien. The structures of the temples are supposed to represent the prapancha or the Universe, a mixture of good and bad; in this Universe having darshan of God and becoming one with Him is possible. Hindus do not see God as seated only in the Heavens. As He is considered Omnipresent, His presence is to be first experienced in this world itself. 

The erotic sculptures are not the only sculptures there. There are countless depictions of animals, birds, various sceneries, episodes, ministers, rajas, thieves, watchmen, dancing girls, yogis and what not. They are all meant to be artistic representation of various aspects of the world as they are. 

The presence of a thief’s image in a temple does not mean that thievery is to be accepted. It is only to show that this Universe has thieves and the thieves also can have the grace of God, if sincerely attempted. 

Mr. Sanjay need not have wasted his time searching for and listing out these sculptures in the temples. At least, it is not going to strengthen his point in the present discussion. Nobody has said that homosexuals were born yesterday. The point is that same sex relationship is abnormal and has to be treated so.

His contention that we cannot do anything about the presence of homosexuals is not acceptable. I do not say that they have to be eliminated; I too know that it is not possible. Very much so we have not been able to reduce the number of thieves and many other criminals to zero; so what, should we legalize the crimes and accept those crimes as normal social behavior?

It is our duty to disapprove it; discourage it; only this approach would help them really. 

I readily agree to his conclusion that we should help them. The difference lies in how.

  Commented by  Sarika Singh, Assistant Professor, BIT    | 10 22 2009 13:21:29 +0000
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Mr. Williams, let me ask you one simple thing. Did you ever read Kamasutra or just talking on the basis of Internet articles you see. Do you even know what sculptures on those temples means? Before blaming Indian culture, how much do you know about our great heritage? Let me tell you, Indian culture strictly forbids any physical relation which is not done for the desire of having children. If you have doubts, I would suggest you to first go and read the Puranas. You'll get your answer. The Kamasutra you are talking about consists of 64 positions of intercourse between "Man and Woman" and Shusrut Samhita is a book of Medical sciences. Its the first book on open surgery and its process not "sexual relationships". Kindly get your datas correct before pin pointing someone's traditions.
As far as temple architecture is consider, for your kind information, you will also see architecture of murder, meat eating, intoxication etc on it. All of them were done to repeated reminding common public what are sins and what are not and before entering the temple, just to throw away all these thoughts from their mind and enter with a pure mind. Kind know the history of construction of Hindu temples before blaming them. 
I would also suggest you not to comment on something you don't know about. It may lead to controversy and quarrel...
  Commented by  R.SANJAY GREGORY WILLIAMS, Manager HR, Rhytha    | 10 22 2009 07:28:17 +0000
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Ms. Sarika singh  please look up Google for homosexuality in  kamasutra and Sushruta Samhita before claiming that we kick our cultural heritage in favor of   homosexuality is western practice .Please be advised Medieval Hindu temples such as those at Khajuraho depict sexual acts in sculptures on the external walls. The meaning of the erotic images is disputed. Some of these scenes involve same-sex sexuality:

An orgiastic group of three women and one man, on the southern wall of the Kandariya Mahadeva temple in Khajuraho. One of the women is caressing another.
A similar group, also on the southern wall, shows a woman facing the viewer, standing on her head, apparently engaged in intercourse, although her partner is facing away from the viewer and their gender cannot be determined. She is held by two female attendants on either side and reaches out to touch one of them in her pubic area.
Also at Khajuraho, a relief of two women embracing one another.
At the Lakshmana temple in Khajuraho (954 CE), a man receives fellatio from a seated male as part of an orgiastic scene.
At the Shiva temple at Ambernath, constructed in 1060 CE, a badly weathered relief suggests an erotic interest between two women.
At the Rhajarani Temple in Bhuveshvar, Orissa, dating from the 10th or 11th century, a sculpture depicts two women engaged in oral sex.
A 12th century Shiva temple in Bagali, Karnataka depicts a scene of apparent oral sex between two males on a sculpture below the sikhara.
At Padhavli near Gwalior, a ruined temple from the 10th century shows a man within an orgiastic group receiving fellatio from another male.
An 11th century lifesize sandstone sculpture from Orissa, now in the Seattle Art Museum, shows Kama, god of love, shooting an arrow at two women who are embracing one another.Homosexuality is anomaly of the human race no doubt about that  and they are very much here and we cannot do anything about it and that the truth. And i personally believe they are people who need help . 
  Commented by  Sarika Singh, Assistant Professor, BIT    | 10 20 2009 12:20:27 +0000
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This shameful act is not at all supported by Indian culture. Sexual relations is not just a matter of enjoyment? Anybody thinking so is mentality is sick. Our culture allows this relation from production of children. Not for time pass like dogs on streets. Since this relation cannot give any fruitful result, so this is not Indian. Also, this was never a part of our society. Just a few decades ago when we tried to become "Westernised", we started kicking our own culture and adopt everything from Westerners. Do you think this is modernisation? not at all. It is complete degradation. At least animals moving on the streets are better than us because they get attracted to opposite sex not same sex. Earlier Eve-Teasing used to happen only with different genders. Now it will start happening with same genders also. Also the AIDS cases will increase. Waw!!! what an "lower than" animalic society we are living in....!!!!
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