NT Reporter Ponda Union Minister for Women and Child Development Annapurna Devi said children are the country’s real wealth and that the dream of a strong India can be realised only by ensuring ...
The strong turnout reflected growing institutional commitment to strengthening adoption and rehabilitation mechanisms for ...
India’s top court ruled this week that non-Hindu minority communities, including Muslims and Christians, can now adopt children with full rights as natural parents. A bizarre quirk in the Indian law — ...
NEW DELHI: Over 30,000 Indian parents are waiting for adoption in the country, the centre informed the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. In a written reply, Minister of State for Women and Child Development, ...
The theme of the workshop is in line with CARA’s Adoption Awareness Campaign: “Promoting Non-Institutionalised Rehabilitation of Children with Special Needs (Divyaang Children)”. Representatives from ...
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Supreme Court urges overhaul of slow adoption process, warns delays push parents to illegal routes
The Supreme Court on Wednesday flagged serious flaws in India’s adoption framework, describing it as “overly cumbersome and frustrating” for prospective parents, according to a TOI. It urged the ...
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