I want India to be scientifically advanced, technologically better and agriculturally advanced; these things apart, a ‘healthy life’ is the first and foremost thing to access all the above things. At the same time, I need India to be a safe place that is free for women, and I also dream of a crime-free nation. According to me, I need our nation to concentrate more on Sexual reproductive health. Adolescents and young people face many issues in sexual Health due to a lack of knowledge about sexual reproductive health and rights. So, I need our nation to introduce sex education as part of the curriculum so that every adolescent and young person has access to live a healthy life. If Sex education is implanted throughout the nation, we will be free from Sexual abuse, early marriage, unwanted pregnancies, HIV/AIDS and other STI infections.

The aim of sex education is to promote safe and hygienic sex, and the problems include unwanted pregnancies, teenage pregnancies, and sexually transmitted diseases. HIV, HPV, etc. Through sex education, we have to teach our children about good touch and bad touch, puberty, periods, menstrual hygiene, contraception and their methods. We must end the period poverty and promote safe disposal of waste generated from periods.

Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) are the rights related to planning one's own family, the ability to have a satisfying and safe sex life, and the freedom to decide if, when, and how often to have children. These rights are particularly relevant to women's empowerment and gender equality. So, I need our nation to implant sex education at all levels.

Things can be bought easily, but education can’t be. Education plays a major role in every person’s life. Child abuse is more common nowadays due to a lack of knowledge in sex education. Moreover, crime and drugs are common all over the world. So, for the upcoming generation, we have to introduce sex education as a compulsory subject and then only we can stop crime and abuse from happening in the upcoming generation. In the beginning, we can cut the root of crime happenings; for that, educating the nation is the first and foremost step. Let’s hope our upcoming generations will help keep India a crime-free and drug-free nation.