Awareness on HIV/AIDS and positive attitudes towards victims of HIV/AIDS may not always go hand in hand. While the better educated women, upper caste women and women form small farming households were more knowledgeable about HIV/AIDS, they were often more critical, punishing, untrusting, expelling and withdrawing towards the victims of HIV/AIDS. The exception to this rule were the Adivasi women who were both more aware and less critical.
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