Who is affected by HIV and AIDS in India?

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1. shahzeb
   

    The more Modernism you are going to have in your culture the more your nation will escalate to the top level of AIDS.

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2. kate
   

    People living in India and have AIDS belongs to incredibly diverse cultures and backgrounds. The great number of infections occurs through heterosexual s*x which is approximately 80 percent and is placed among high risk groups including s*x workers, men who have s*x with men, and injecting drug users as well as truck drivers and migrant employees. To make people aware about HIV/AIDS and how it can be prevented is difficult in India, as a number of main languages and hundreds of different dialects are used within its population. This means that, although some HIV/AIDS prevention and education can be done at the government level, but most of the efforts are best taken out at the state and local level.
   Every state has its own AIDS Prevention and Control strategy, which conducts out local initiatives with guidance from NACO. Under the second phase of the government’s National AIDS Control Program (NACP-II), which completed in March 2006, state AIDS control societies were granted funding for youth programs, blood safety observations, and HIV testing, among other things.
   Several public platforms were used to enhance awareness of the epidemic for instance concerts, radio dramas, a voluntary blood donation day and TV spots with a popular Indian film-star. And for the young people messages were also conveyed to through schools where student learn through active learning sessions, including debates and role-play.

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