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Surrogate Mothers Also Have Right To Avail Maternity Leave: High Court
Orissa High Court has recently ruled that female employees who become mothers through surrogacy have the same right to maternity leave and other benefits as provided to natural and adoptive mothers.
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Centre Allows 6 Months Maternity Leave For Staff In Case Of Surrogacy
Women government employees can take 180 days of maternity leave in case they have children through surrogacy after amendments were announced to a 50-year-old rule by the Centre.
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Centre Amends Surrogacy Rules For Couples With Medical Condition
The Centre has amended the surrogacy rules 2022 allowing married couples to use an egg or sperm of a donor in case one of the partners is suffering from a medical condition.
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Couples Must Buy 3-Year Health Insurance For Surrogate Mothers: Centre
Couples who intend to take the surrogacy route to become parents will have to buy a general health insurance coverage in favour of a surrogate mother for a period of 36 months, according to the Surrogacy (Regulation) Rules issued recently.
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Surrogacy Rules Wipe Out Hope For Childless Couples In Britain
Days after NDTV brought you the story of an Indian-origin British couple struggling to get back their frozen embryos from India after the commercial surrogacy ban, many couples in London have come forward with a similar plea to the Indian government.
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Surrogacy Rules Wipe Out UK Couple's Family Dreams
A UK base, Indian-origin couple are unable to receive frozen embryos they shipped to India for surrogacy three years ago, after the government suggested changes to existing surrogacy rules.
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Big Changes In India's Surrogacy Rules: Your 10-Point Guide
A draft law that aims to make surrogacy 'legal and transparent' in India was today cleared by the cabinet. The Surrogacy Bill, 2016 seeks to protect the rights of both the surrogate and the child. The government has announced that it will take up the Bill in the Winter Session of the parliament later this year.
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Surrogate Mothers May Soon Get Six Months Maternity Leave
Surrogate and commissioning mothers may get six months maternity leave, as per new rules being formed by the central government for its women employees.
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No Visas to Foreigners Wanting to Visit India For Surrogacy
Clamping down on the 'rent-a-womb' practice by foreigners and overseas Indians, the government today directed all its missions not to issue visas to those intending to visit India for commissioning surrogacy.
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Surrogacy Should Be Allowed Only For Indian Couples, Government Says
Surrogacy will be allowed only for Indian couples and not foreigners, the government said in an affidavit in the Supreme Court today.
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Strict Rules for Commissioning Surrogacy: Union Minister Kiren Rijiju
Rules for foreign nationals intending to visit India for commissioning surrogacy has been tightened by the government and only those couples who have been duly married for at least two years will be allowed to visit the country for the purpose.
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Surrogacy in India: Government moves to ban foreigners?
The Union Health Ministry's move to tighten rules for surrogacy through the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Bill 2010 which is to be introduced in Cabinet has created a controversy.
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India bars foreign gay couples, singles from surrogacy
India has issued new rules barring foreign gay couples and single people from using surrogate mothers to become parents, drawing sharp criticism from gay rights advocates and fertility clinics.
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Surrogate Mothers Also Have Right To Avail Maternity Leave: High Court
Orissa High Court has recently ruled that female employees who become mothers through surrogacy have the same right to maternity leave and other benefits as provided to natural and adoptive mothers.
-
Centre Allows 6 Months Maternity Leave For Staff In Case Of Surrogacy
Women government employees can take 180 days of maternity leave in case they have children through surrogacy after amendments were announced to a 50-year-old rule by the Centre.
-
Centre Amends Surrogacy Rules For Couples With Medical Condition
The Centre has amended the surrogacy rules 2022 allowing married couples to use an egg or sperm of a donor in case one of the partners is suffering from a medical condition.
-
Couples Must Buy 3-Year Health Insurance For Surrogate Mothers: Centre
Couples who intend to take the surrogacy route to become parents will have to buy a general health insurance coverage in favour of a surrogate mother for a period of 36 months, according to the Surrogacy (Regulation) Rules issued recently.
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Surrogacy Rules Wipe Out Hope For Childless Couples In Britain
Days after NDTV brought you the story of an Indian-origin British couple struggling to get back their frozen embryos from India after the commercial surrogacy ban, many couples in London have come forward with a similar plea to the Indian government.
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Surrogacy Rules Wipe Out UK Couple's Family Dreams
A UK base, Indian-origin couple are unable to receive frozen embryos they shipped to India for surrogacy three years ago, after the government suggested changes to existing surrogacy rules.
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Big Changes In India's Surrogacy Rules: Your 10-Point Guide
A draft law that aims to make surrogacy 'legal and transparent' in India was today cleared by the cabinet. The Surrogacy Bill, 2016 seeks to protect the rights of both the surrogate and the child. The government has announced that it will take up the Bill in the Winter Session of the parliament later this year.
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Surrogate Mothers May Soon Get Six Months Maternity Leave
Surrogate and commissioning mothers may get six months maternity leave, as per new rules being formed by the central government for its women employees.
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No Visas to Foreigners Wanting to Visit India For Surrogacy
Clamping down on the 'rent-a-womb' practice by foreigners and overseas Indians, the government today directed all its missions not to issue visas to those intending to visit India for commissioning surrogacy.
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Surrogacy Should Be Allowed Only For Indian Couples, Government Says
Surrogacy will be allowed only for Indian couples and not foreigners, the government said in an affidavit in the Supreme Court today.
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Strict Rules for Commissioning Surrogacy: Union Minister Kiren Rijiju
Rules for foreign nationals intending to visit India for commissioning surrogacy has been tightened by the government and only those couples who have been duly married for at least two years will be allowed to visit the country for the purpose.
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Surrogacy in India: Government moves to ban foreigners?
The Union Health Ministry's move to tighten rules for surrogacy through the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Bill 2010 which is to be introduced in Cabinet has created a controversy.
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India bars foreign gay couples, singles from surrogacy
India has issued new rules barring foreign gay couples and single people from using surrogate mothers to become parents, drawing sharp criticism from gay rights advocates and fertility clinics.
