DebonairBlog.com - Indian Sex Scandals

Two primary school teachers in Tallasingram village of Nalgonda district in the state of Andhra Pradesh were suspended after a CD showing the sexploits of the duo was found circulating in the town.

Enquiries by the district collector and magistrate revealed that Ramesh (35) and Geeta (42) would retire into the staff room around noon after assigning students some class work and would remain locked inside till the closing bells.

Neither the students nor the parents had an inkling of the goings on. "We presumed that they are resting or correcting the class work after lunch," said Divya, a student.

Police said Ramesh would record their sexual acts on his camera phone. A fortnight ago, after he had accumulated enough footage, he approached a local I video parlour for converting it into a CD. The owner of the video parlour made copies and started circulating them, police said.

After a copy landed with the local media, the matter came into the limelight.

Ramesh has been arrested and booked under the obscenities act.

"On the basis of prima facie evidence, I have placed the two teachers under suspension and ordered an enquiry into the episode by the District Education Officer," said District Collector Purushottam Reddy Activities in the school have come to a standstill since it is a two-teacher school. No new teacher has been appointed yet. Angry parents are up in arms. "Both are married with kids. They should be dismissed," said Mallesham, a parent.

Editor: If anybody has managed to get his hands on the CD then please send the clips to debonairblog @ gmail.com.

Imran Maula Kalawant, a school teacher from Yedrav village, two kilometres from Ichalkaranji, near Kolhapur, was stripped and beaten up by an angry mob and paraded on a donkey before being arrested by the police for his alleged involvement in shooting and sending obscene MMS clips of school girls. The teacher is also alleged to have sexually harassed and molested girls.
The police have seized six clippings of two girls from Kalawant, apart from his mobile, laptop and CDs. According to police sources, Kalawant was friendly with school girls and took them to lodges and his room in Ichalkaranji for "coaching" them. However, members of Zenda group, a youth organisation, who exposed the teacher alleged that he molested and sexually harassed girls, photographed the same and threatened to circulate the MMS if they opened their mouth.
Kalawant forwarded MMS to his Mumbai based friends who in turn sent the same to his friend in Ichalkaranji who eventually was a member of the Zenda group.
The Zenda group member recognized the girl who was from the town and after they located the source of the MMS, group members reached school to catch hold of Kalawant.
Meanwhile, the news spread in the city and the angry mob gathered near the school and beat him up.

Editor: The above mentioned news is indeed very shocking and I hope the teacher gets maximum punishment for sexually harassing school girls. And please, don't request for the MMS clips as it involves minors and we are strictly against child pornography and its illegal as well.

A Sudanese man has been forced to take a goat as his "wife", after he was caught having sex with the animal. The goat's owner, Mr Alifi, said he surprised the man with his goat and took him to a council of elders.

They ordered the man, Mr Tombe, to pay a dowry of 15,000 Sudanese dinars ( US Dollar 50) to Mr Alifi.

"We have given him the goat, and as far as we know they are still together," Mr Alifi said.

Mr Alifi, of Hai Malakal in Upper Nile State, told the Juba Post newspaper that he heard a loud noise around midnight on 13 February and immediately rushed outside to find Mr Tombe with his goat.

"When I asked him: 'What are you doing there?', he fell off the back of the goat, so I captured and tied him up."

Mr Alifi then called elders to decide how to deal with the case.

"They said I should not take him to the police, but rather let him pay a dowry for my goat because he used it as his wife," Mr Alifi told the newspaper.

Mumbai police are facing a strange case of rape in which the victim has not even seen the criminal. There is a new way to rape women. The victim left the office after work and saw a little child crying on the road.

Feeling pity for the child, she went and asked what happened. The child said, "I am lost can you take me home please?" Then the child gave her a slip and told the girl where the address is. The girl, being an average kind person, didn't suspect anything and took the child there. And there when she arrived to the "child's home", she pressed the door bell, she received a shock as the bell was wired with high voltage, the girl fainted.

The next day when she woke up, she found herself in an empty house up in the hills, with nothing on. She didn't even get to see the face of the attacker...Nowadays crimes are targeted on kind people. Next time if the same situation occurs, never bring the child to the intended place. If the child insists, then bring the child to the police station. Lost children are best sent to police stations. Please send this to all your female friends. Guys forward it to all the women you care about.

I-pill is a product targeted at her 38-year-old mother but it’s 16-year-old Pihu Vohra (name changed) who is using the widely advertised emergency contraceptive Intelligent Pill, or i-pill, that can prevent pregnancy if taken within 72 hours of having ‘unsafe’ sex.

Pihu isn’t the only one. “This month, at least 10 to 12 teenagers have come to us for the i-pill,” says Vinay Malik of Apollo Pharmacy, Kailash Colony. “After I learnt about the pill, I decided to be doubly safe,” says Divya Goel (name changed), a Class XI student. Now, her partner uses the condom and later, she pops the pill.

“This can be very harmful as it’s a hormonal pill,” cautions gynaecologist Dr Rita Bakshi. Frequent use can cause ovarian damage and menstrual problems, especially among younger girls, she adds.

Many parents are hiring detectives to ensure their children do not flirt beyond a point during Dandiya, which has acquired notoriety for reports of unwanted pregnancies happening in the nine music- and dance-filled nights. Dandiya, a part of the Navratri festival, begins today.

Detective agencies are charging Rs 2,500-15,000 for a night. Topping the worry list are parents of young girls. “They want to know who their girl is with, whether she is having sex,” said Rahul Nanda, CMD of Tops Security. Tops charges up to Rs 15,000 for an evening. Parents are given a daily report and photographs.

But sex is not the only worry. “Youngsters get drunk and take drugs too,” said D Kumar, managing director of Andheri-based Secret Eye Detective Services Pvt Ltd. This Navratri, Kumar already has nine cases.

To avoid suspicion, the detectives even play Dandiya. If the youngster disappears, they contact teammates and follow.

Young girls in Mumbai spend loads of money on preparations for Navratri - on chaniya cholis and dance classes.

The serious beauty contenders wax and polish their backs to look good in stringy blouses.

This year, the Mumbai market has a new kind of control innerwear. Called Miraclesuit Shapewear, it claims to flatten tummy and waist, perk up the bottom and tone thighs, making you look four kg lighter.

This contemporary corset from Boudoir London and now available in Juhu, is priced between Rs 1,600 and Rs 3,000.

With dieticians in Mumbai charging anywhere around Rs. 1,000 for one kg, the Miraclesuit should be a real cost effective option for the ladies.

Now that Navratri festivals will start from today onwards, we at Debonairblog would like to advice young horny guys and gals to practice safe sex. It is a single tablet available for Rs 75, over the counter, at any chemist.

I-pill, the newest addition to contraceptive options has been attracting quick consumers, mostly the youth.

Chemists say that usually condom sales go up during Navratri as blind dating is on a rise at the community dandiya. This year, they expect the I-pill to do well.

Alka Kumar, a consulting gynecologist at Gurunanak hospital in Bandra, says, “This product is a boon for married women not planning to conceive. But it may be misused by the youth especially during Navratri when unmarried pregnancies go up.”

Dr Bina Wadhwan feels that the product will add to the carefree attitude of the youth who are no longer scared of the consequences of unprotected sex. “Though I do not execute medical termination of pregnancies, I do get almost three-four calls a day from unmarried individuals requesting for one. The rate is higher during Navratri.”

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