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General Forum: Health | | AIDS Control: A law to be made to make AIDS tests mandatory for marriages in our state. Do you support? | |
| Many countries do conduct test before they allow any residents in their country.
Coming to the quality of the test relaibility of the tests it depends on the quality confirmity like Coke and pesticide.
We can import machines under the exemption of ED. If someone misuses or abuses the machine , system and it's network people are laid for the responsibility.
Aids can not be neglected it has to be respected.
Law alone can't do anything it's a just beginning and part of the programme to control aids spreading.
Every one needs awareness. Don't feel shy to talk about aids.
Posted by: Mr. M Kumar N At: 16, Dec 2004 6:09:36 PM IST
Naaku navvalo edavaalo artham kaavadam ledu. I am sorry - if we have this type of law, do you guys think it will be resolved legally?
Dowry is banned in India long long time back. But is anybody stopped taking it just because of the law?
Awareness is most important and overall development of the society is most important. Laws does not help without a proper system - in fact, these laws will help increasing the corruption.
I do NOT support making a law (just becuase more laws means more corruption in India) - I support for bringing more awareness and adding more sex education to the syllabus.
Posted by: Mr Suresh KVS At: 16, Dec 2004 9:27:00 AM IST
It is good to conduct test for Aids but simulateneously takeup the steps like:
1. Issue ID cards for every citizen giving the details of birth date and blood group.
2. Driving license and passports are issued based on this ID ( identification).
3. Any registration should be carridout based on the ID.
4. A developed township with medical facilities those who are suffering from this illness.
5. Agrement need to be signed those who want to marry the positive ones.
This can control the innocent vitims getting affected by the suffering people.
Posted by: Mr. M Kumar N At: 15, Dec 2004 4:28:56 PM IST
AIDS control vaccine comming in to market 2005 ,don't worry .
Posted by: Mr. Telangana Bidda At: 14, Dec 2004 11:52:14 PM IST
I agree for that.
but It needs to build
1) reputable cerification labs.
2) should be as latest as 3 months or less.
3) should be reachable to common person.
Posted by: Mr. Nagesh Babu Adari At: 14, Dec 2004 11:26:23 PM IST
About 90 percent of the country's HIV positive cases are in the 20-45 age group, the most economically productive segment of the population. In this scenario, such a law is useful.
There should be a condition that a doctor who is agreeable to both sides must give such a certificate to the prospective bride and groom.
Though it cannot completely eradicate the evil, it helps in controlling the cheatmongers.
Posted by: Ms. Prasanthi Uppalapati At: 14, Dec 2004 8:49:05 PM IST
Honourable Chief Minister Y. Rajasekhara Reddy stated that his govt. is very much in favour of making AIDS tests, a mandatory for marraige. Taking part in a workshop on the 'Role of religions in combating AIDS,' he requested all religious leaders to educate the people and also to teach the importance of ethics in married life.
He said that if youth comes forward to make the AIDS tests mandatory for marriage, his govt. would make such a law and enforces it.
Can such a law serves the purpose and AIDS be controlled? Do you support?
Posted by: Site Administrator At: 14, Dec 2004 8:41:25 PM IST
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