The idea is a welcome step but how to enforce it is a mute question which seems not touched in the reporting.
These words already lingering in the minds of several Indian parents. What's new in this without a solution suggested technically or legally?
It is ruining our sacred culture and spoiling the energy of youth.
even before the advent of internet,p*rnography was there.only think is that,it is easily available.
there are lot of p*rnographic materials available in the form of magazines,cds etc.
legally banning the same may not bring the desired effect.
Our s*x education was limited to the one obtained from public toilets but today's generation has everything at the finger tips. Only a few clicks away. ' This is one field where we can say 'ignorance is bliss'. The awakening of knowledge ought to be natural .... like the blooming of a flower, rising of the sun....
wht is d solution?
www.................................. and every thing is there.
it depend upon u wht do u want!
How come China and other Islamic countries can ban such sites... and here in India we still dodge and keep crying of culture and values going down the drains? Anybody.. having technical knowledge in this regard.. will plz enlighten us on possibilities of banning of (technical banning of... ie., making it unaccessible technically)internet sites to a particular geographic region?
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