Why does Putin want to create ‘Ministry of Sex’ in Russia, know what is the reason behind this?

Russia Considers Ministry of Sex: Many countries around the world are troubled by the decreasing population. In this context, the Russian government is considering forming a separate ministry to deal with the falling birth rate in Russia. According to the Mirror report, Russia is considering creating a ‘Ministry of Sex’ to deal with the declining population in the country. 68-year-old Nina Ostanina, a loyalist of President Vladimir Putin and chair of the Russian Parliament’s Family Protection, Paternity, Maternity, Childhood Committee, is reviewing a petition demanding such a ministry.

The initiative comes at a time when Russian officials are formulating a number of policies in response to Putin’s call to halt the country’s population decline, which has been worsened by the war in Ukraine. Russia and Ukraine have suffered massive losses in this war that has been going on for almost three years. Moskvich magazine reports that a petition by the GlavPR agency has raised the idea of ​​creating a sex ministry that would lead initiatives to address the declining birth rate.

Deputy Mayor Anastasia Rakova, a known supporter of Putin, pushed for urgent breeding to meet Russia’s goals. “Everyone in the city knows that there is a special test that helps us find out a woman’s fertility level, her ability to get pregnant,” Rakova told the Mirror, urging women to prioritize having children. Urged.

What are the proposed initiatives?
Referring to a unique proposal to increase fertility, the Mirror report said that it has been suggested to switch off the internet and even lights between 10 pm to 2 am for intimate activities. Let us tell you that Vladimir Putin always remains in the limelight of the world. Recently, one of his statements had created a sensation in the world. In which Putin advised Russians to have sex during lunch and coffee breaks in the office.

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