SRHR is about a comprehensive approach to sexual and reproductive health rights and aims to address their intersection within the context of human rights. Since India has a huge population, I hope all people in different age categories from diverse backgrounds and economic abilities can access similar health services relevant to sexual and reproductive health.

Hence, that would include the distinguished aspects within the frame of SRHR, such as the comprehensive sexuality education that would equip millions of adolescents and youths with knowledge and understanding of the distinctive concepts. Moreover, it would be the information on sexual health that encompasses pleasure, consent, safe practices, prevention, treatment, STIs, dysfunction, and violence.

The other would be reproductive health, including safe family planning, maternal health care, prenatal, antenatal, delivery, postnatal care, prevention of infertility and infections, and access to reproductive rights. Additionally, it shall promote gender equality, addressing discrimination and violence to ensure equitable access to services and opportunities, including family planning, maternal and child healthcare, HIV/AIDS prevention, and comprehensive sexuality education.

Additionally, it would be great if there would be less taboo among the youths to learn about the distinguished legal frameworks when it comes to SRHR, and the available services need to be more affordable so that anyone from any economic background could receive the services that they require.