Shafiq Ur Rahman Khan

A blanket ban imposed on adult content on television, following a PIL filed by some ignorant parents, shows neither the government nor the citizens have a fair understanding of the Indian culture.. THERE IS SOMETHING unbelievably wacky about the ban on the so-called obscenity in TV programmes. If such mindless moral policing is allowed to go uncontested, perhaps days are not far when flirting in Archie’s comics, smooching in Tom and Jerry, the comical attitude of Johnny Bravo and even Ramayana and Mahabharata will be the target of the ill-informed, hairbrained lot whose will has prevailed in this case. The Public Interest Litigation (PIL) was the outcome of the concerns of a mother, who is also a political science teacher in Mumbai. She was apparently upset over the violence and obscenity shown on TV channels. Before going ahead with the PIL, the idea of controlling her children or getting the cable connection disconnected from her home did not strike her as an easier and a better opti

Due to Globalization we face numerous problems which have started showing its impact psychological stress, suicide, and prostitution, and sexual crime, retardation in family values and in institution of marriage and these are the results of Globalization. Today social values and beliefs are changing. Now the point of debate is not sex, but protected sex and it is not male, female sexual relationship but male-male having sex(GAY) and female-female having sex(LESBIAN) which are a point of debate. We have points of discussion both in favor and against on woman getting pregnant before marriage, extra martial affairs and vulgar pictures. Today traditional values and beliefs are changing rapidly. According to a case study conducted in Europe, 70 % of marriages are in problem and many people does not believe In one man and one woman relationship and they believe in spending there lives alone. 10% believe in, without marriage the selection of your partner bec