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Surrogacy 'Industry' Should Not Be Encouraged In India: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court today observed "surrogacy industry" should not be encouraged in India, where if left unchecked, it may grow into a billion dollar business.
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India-Origin Actor's Book Talks of Surrogacy, Late Parenthood
There is an urgent need for guidelines for the "unregulated" surrogacy industry in India to protect rights and health of surrogates as well as intended parents from exploitation, says acclaimed British Indian actor and writer Meera Syal whose new novel deals with the subject.
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Wombs for rent: Indian surrogate mothers tell their tales
As baby Lili celebrates her first birthday in Australia, far away in India her surrogate mother recalls the day the child was born -- and on whom she never laid eyes.
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Britons pay Indians to become surrogate mothers: Report
India's surrogacy industry is being used by Britons to become parents, a media report said on Sunday. There are now up to 1,000 clinics, all unregulated, in the country, many specialising in helping Britons become parents.
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Surrogacy 'Industry' Should Not Be Encouraged In India: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court today observed "surrogacy industry" should not be encouraged in India, where if left unchecked, it may grow into a billion dollar business.
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India-Origin Actor's Book Talks of Surrogacy, Late Parenthood
There is an urgent need for guidelines for the "unregulated" surrogacy industry in India to protect rights and health of surrogates as well as intended parents from exploitation, says acclaimed British Indian actor and writer Meera Syal whose new novel deals with the subject.
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Wombs for rent: Indian surrogate mothers tell their tales
As baby Lili celebrates her first birthday in Australia, far away in India her surrogate mother recalls the day the child was born -- and on whom she never laid eyes.
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Britons pay Indians to become surrogate mothers: Report
India's surrogacy industry is being used by Britons to become parents, a media report said on Sunday. There are now up to 1,000 clinics, all unregulated, in the country, many specialising in helping Britons become parents.
