PART 1: Why Surrogacy in India Isn’t What It Used to Be скачать в хорошем качестве

PART 1: Why Surrogacy in India Isn’t What It Used to Be

Once known as the world’s “baby factory,” India’s surrogacy landscape changed forever with the 2021 Surrogacy (Regulation) Act. 👉 Here’s what changed: – No commercial surrogacy – No foreign nationals – Only altruistic surrogacy allowed – Strict age and eligibility criteria ✅ Who can opt? ✔️ Indian heterosexual couples ✔️ Married for 5+ years ✔️ With proof of infertility ✔️ Wife aged 23–50 | Husband aged 26–55 ❌ Who cannot? – Singles – LGBTQ+ couples – Foreigners – Live-in partners India’s surrogacy laws are now tighter, more ethical, and medically regulated, but still raise questions about inclusivity and choice. 📍 Don’t miss Part 2 – we’ll unpack how this affects couples, surrogates, and the future of parenthood in India. 🔔 Subscribe for more insights on fertility, IVF, and reproductive health