India Rattled by Vibrating Condom

It seems like India has got itself in a bit of a tizzy with the introduction of a condom with a vibrating ring. Did you know that sex toys and porn are banned in India? I had no idea! But wait, read on…

A vibrating condom has sparked a fierce debate in India, over whether it is a sex toy - which are banned - or a means of birth control. The controversial condom has caused outrage in the state of Madhya Pradesh, because a government-owned company is involved in marketing it.The pack of three condoms, branded as Crezendo, contains a battery-operated ring-like device. Critics say it is in fact a vibrator, and should therefore be banned.Sex toys and pornography are illegal in India. Read more at the BBC site.

However, at the Times of India article one gets a different picture as some Hindus have come in defense of sex even using the following quote:

University of Chicago professor of divinity, Wendy Doniger, has pointed this out in an article: “Hierogamies (sacred marriages) are celebrated worldwide, but some Hindu sects also celebrate sacred adulteries. For them, the model for the love of god is not boring marital sex ‘got ‘tween asleep and wake,’ as Shakespeare’s bastard Edmund mocks it, but the thrilling love of the married cow-herd women for the incarnate god Krishna, an erotic passion that risks all — honour, family, children, all — for the sake of a moment of intense emotion, sometimes just of longing, not even of consummation.”

Well here’s some Indian erotic passion for you. Maybe not so “sacred” but pretty damn sexy, featuring a very, very naughty Indian girl named Gaya.

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