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No 'Pick And Choose' For Couples Opting For Adoption
Prospective parents going for adoption will not be allowed anymore to "pick and choose". They can only accept or reject the child offered by the national adoption body.
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Non-Profit Allegedly Selling Newborns In Bengal Busted. 2 Arrested
A West Bengal NGO being probed for allegedly selling new-born babies to buyers that include childless couples in India and abroad had forged government approvals to do so. Two women, the NGO's chief Chandana Chakraborty and its chief adoption officer, Sonali Mondal, were arrested by the state Criminal Investigation Department over the weekend.
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Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity Stops Giving Children For Adoption
Missionaries of Charity has said it is closing down its adoption services in India over objections to the country's new adoption rules.
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Cabinet Approves Proposal to Try Juveniles Accused of Heinous Crimes as Adults
Overruling the recommendations of a parliamentary panel, the government today went ahead with a proposal to try juveniles in the age group of 16 to 18 years accused of heinous crimes under laws for adults.
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No 'Pick And Choose' For Couples Opting For Adoption
Prospective parents going for adoption will not be allowed anymore to "pick and choose". They can only accept or reject the child offered by the national adoption body.
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Non-Profit Allegedly Selling Newborns In Bengal Busted. 2 Arrested
A West Bengal NGO being probed for allegedly selling new-born babies to buyers that include childless couples in India and abroad had forged government approvals to do so. Two women, the NGO's chief Chandana Chakraborty and its chief adoption officer, Sonali Mondal, were arrested by the state Criminal Investigation Department over the weekend.
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Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity Stops Giving Children For Adoption
Missionaries of Charity has said it is closing down its adoption services in India over objections to the country's new adoption rules.
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Cabinet Approves Proposal to Try Juveniles Accused of Heinous Crimes as Adults
Overruling the recommendations of a parliamentary panel, the government today went ahead with a proposal to try juveniles in the age group of 16 to 18 years accused of heinous crimes under laws for adults.
