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From Knowing To Doing
A line drawing of a fountain of water. Over different parts of the fountain are written the following words: "ovary", "stigma", "anther", "filament", "androgenophore".
From Knowing To Doing

At 13, I could (correctly!) explain the reproductive system of a plant. I’d been rather intimate with the anatomy of…
By Rishita Nandagiri
February 15, 2015
From Knowing To Doing
‘When A Condom Broke’: The Story Of How ‘We’ Learnt About Birth Control
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‘When A Condom Broke’: The Story Of How ‘We’ Learnt About Birth Control

This post is part of TARSHI’s #TalkSexuality campaign on Comprehensive Sexuality Education in collaboration with Youth Ki Awaaz. The author chose to remain anonymous. College is…
By Curated Content
August 31, 2015
‘When A Condom Broke’: The Story Of How ‘We’ Learnt About Birth Control
How Do You Battle AIDS if No One Talks About Sex? KP’s Transgenders Speak Out
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How Do You Battle AIDS if No One Talks About Sex? KP’s Transgenders Speak Out

In Peshawar alone, the community consists of over 500 transgenders. At least 20 per cent of these have AIDS. Their risk of contracting AIDS is higher, since 59 per cent of khawaja saras report to have at least one sexually transmitted infection.
By Curated Content
April 18, 2016
How Do You Battle AIDS if No One Talks About Sex? KP’s Transgenders Speak Out
Accessing Safer Sex – what does it mean to have access to exploring and enjoying your sexuality safely?
Still from a Hindi film 'Lipstick under my Burkha'. The character of Ratna Pathak Shah is waving so as to get someone's attention. She is wearing a rose in her hair, a pink saree with golden border, black blouse, and has her hair tied in a plait that has been pulled to the front. She is wearing coloured bangles, and earrings.
Accessing Safer Sex – what does it mean to have access to exploring and enjoying your sexuality safely?

The discourse on safer sex is usually couched in medical language– protection from STIs and unwanted pregnancies are what supposedly…
By Unnimaya Kurup
August 16, 2017
Accessing Safer Sex – what does it mean to have access to exploring and enjoying your sexuality safely?
I May Have Called You Baby But It Doesn’t Mean I Want One!
I May Have Called You Baby But It Doesn’t Mean I Want One!

Some nights I worry that if birth control for men is indeed released, clinical trials of which were suspended in 2016 as its side effects, incidentally the same as what women have been dealing with for ages, were just not worth it, it would be named Fuckboi.
By Anjali
August 14, 2020
I May Have Called You Baby But It Doesn’t Mean I Want One!