If your kid is talking about a 'difficult' topic such as intimacy between two people, it makes sense to let him or her vocalize the thoughts, instead of letting the ideas humidify in the closed spaces of the brain.

The taboo on talking about sex has made dolls for the "husband's pleasure" of us Indian women. Let's get a bit dirty and uninhibited, and talk about sex so that we know what pleasures us.

Are educational institutions in India still in the last century as far as talking about safe sex is concerned, or are they doing their bit to educate youngsters about it?

Reading this very honest personal account by Mira Saraf about puberty, the first period, and sex ed at school, makes us realise that we've often forgotten our own horror, and the awkwardness we went through.

The Indian education system is seriously flawed as it doesn't include feminist life lessons like sex ed for example, that will help them navigate through real life.