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Meet on sex education today

Staff Reporter

BANGALORE: Minister for Primary and Secondary Education Basavaraj Horatti has indicated that he was personally not in favour of sex education in schools. He told presspersons after inaugurating a workshop on physical education curriculum here on Tuesday that the Government had convened a meeting to discuss the issue on Wednesday. Experts from NIMHANS, and educationists would be a part of the meeting.

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