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Surrogacy industry need not be encouraged in India: Delhi HC
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Surrogacy industry need not be encouraged in India: Delhi HC

Hearing an Indian couple based in Canada challenging the Centre's notification banning donor surrogacy, the Delhi High Court observed, "The (surrogacy) industry need not be encouraged here." Why did the Court take this view? Find out here.

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Why not allow single women to opt for child by surrogacy? Supreme Court seeks govt reply Judiciary
Why not allow single women to opt for child by surrogacy? Supreme Court seeks govt reply

Supreme Court seeks Centre's reply on plea to allow surrogacy for single unwed women. Here's all you need to about the case.

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