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In India, sex itself is considered a taboo and never discussed publicly. It is evident that the unnatural act of homosexuality will be a taboo subject to the society as well as the government. However, homosexuality has existed in India for ages. Historical literary evidence indicates the existence of this practice. Even Rig-Veda, a sacred text of Hinduism makes oblique references to the practice of unnatural sex.
So it comes as no surprise that India, one of the largest religious countries has eventually accepted the existence of a third gender. Homosexuality is legal as long as it does not violate the three basic conditions that also apply to the traditional flesh trade. One the act should be performed between two mutually consenting adults and two none of the participants should be a minor i.e. below 18 years of age and lastly it should be committed in private and at least 200 meters away from places of worship, institutions etc.
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In India, sex itself is considered a taboo and never discussed publicly. It is evident that the unnatural act of homosexuality will be a taboo subject to the society as well as the government. However, homosexuality has existed in India for ages. Historical literary evidence indicates the existence of this practice. Even Rig-Veda, a sacred text of Hinduism makes oblique references to the practice of unnatural sex.
So it comes as no surprise that India, one of the largest religious countries has eventually accepted the existence of a third gender. Homosexuality is legal as long as it does not violate the three basic conditions that also apply to the traditional flesh trade. One the act should be performed between two mutually consenting adults and two none of the participants should be a minor i.e. below 18 years of age and lastly it should be committed in private and at least 200 meters away from places of worship, institutions etc.