Updated On: 29 March, 2014 08:46 AM IST | | Anjana Vaswani
<p>India is ready and open to talk about the 'S' word! Ira Trivedi's new title, India in Love, explores love, sex, marriage and relationships across the great Indian diaspora. The facts will fascinate, the stats will surprise, but the truth remains that India is a country that loves to love — age, caste, sex, no bar</p>

“Everything in life is about sex, except sex. Sex is about power,” says Kevin Spacey, quoting Oscar Wilde in the hit American television drama House of Cards. Spacey plays power-hungry Francis Underwood, whose marriage to Claire seems so calculated, it would leave Pythagoras scratching his head — not investment banker-turned-author Ira Trivedi though, now that she has scoped this country examining the far more complex arrangements that pass for modern-day marriages here. Wilde’s insight is interesting in light of the developing observations and accounts Trivedi has recorded in the book, India in Love.
