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Combat AIDS with Indian culture, not condoms, says Dr Harsh Vardhan


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Which culture? Indian kings used to have multiple wives. Shri Krishna said to have 1000 wives. Only Ram had one wife but he was exception. We have made exception a norm.:cantstop:
Well actually it was 16108 wives With 8 being patranis. That is Ruk mani Jambvati Satyabhama Mitravrinda Kalindi(that's river Yamuna) Lakshmana Nagnajita bhadra Each queen bore him 10 sons Raja chitraketu who was reborn as demon Vritra had 1 crore wives. Even arjuna is believed to have as many as 40 wives. With 4 being his most loved ones. That's draupadi,chitrangada,ullupi and Subhadra. Even karna had two wives vrushali and supriya. The case of lord krishna is different since he rescued those 16100 ladies from demon Narakasura and those princess were hell bent to die because they believed no body will accept them,hence Lord krishna to save the honour of those ladies married them. sent from dil se
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Harshvardhan - "Tackling" AIDS with morals! http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/37146142.cms

Dr Harsh Vardhan, who was the BJP's chief ministerial candidate in the Delhi 2013 assembly elections, has already issued orders to the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO), which is responsible for running the HIV prevention programme in the country. It has been advised to tone down the emphasis on use of condoms and instead promote morals to tackle the disease.
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Wow the trolls here are dense
You do realize how dangerous toning down condom use and promotion can be, right? In a country already reeling with ignorance and mis-information
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You do realize how dangerous toning down condom use and promotion can be' date=' right? In a country already reeling with ignorance and mis-information[/quote'] the only problem is certain people failing to comprehend what he has said.
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the only problem is certain people failing to comprehend what he has said.
Tone down the emphasis on condoms, use "morals" to tackle the issue would be my TL;DR. Is there something else which I am missing?
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Tone down the emphasis on condoms' date=' use "morals" to tackle the issue would be my TL;DR. Is there something else which I am missing?[/quote'] yes,you missed the point altogether.
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yes' date='you missed the point altogether.[/quote'] Please tell me "What point am I missing". Just saying "Missed the point!", "Missed the point!" is hardly even a consideration. Even I can say, "You missed the point".
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Please tell me "What point am I missing". Just saying "Missed the point!"' date=' "Missed the point!" is hardly even a consideration. Even I can say, "You missed the point".[/quote'] read the message not the headline Not only...but also
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yes' date='you missed the point altogether.[/quote'] Did I get it right? 1. Use our cultural morals and reduce/stop going to sex workers and other stuff. Condoms does have failure rates of preventing AIDS, so the less peeps you **** , lesser risk of catching HIV. 2. Even if you go, use condoms. Just don't think that condoms will always save you. The problem is he didn't say this explicitly. :hmmm:
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read the message not the headline Not only...but also
I have read the message and the headline. If it was "Not only, but also" - there would be no need to tone down on emphasis on condoms.
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I have read the message and the headline. If it was "Not only' date=' but also" - there would be no need to tone down on emphasis on condoms.[/quote'] that's your inference not what he said.
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lost in translation no doubt by the media
Then please post the actual quote and the actual orders. We will know whether it was lost in translation or not. I have posted ET as a source, lets see yours.
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ET also carries a direct quote from NACO representative. http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/37146142.cms

"For high-risk groups like sex workers and men who have sex with men, we will continue the emphasis on condoms as morals won't catch their attention," VK Subburaj of NACO told ET. "However, for the general public the minister has asked to stress on morals like being faithful, not indulging in pre-marital and extra-marital sex," he added.
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