MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Inside a bungalow in a plush residential area of Gurugram, on the outskirts of New Delhi, a group of women in different stages of pregnancy share the hope their ...

Isha Devi hails from Agra, home of the Taj Mahal, built by a grieving king for a beloved queen. Isha now lives three hours and a world away from any such romantic ideals. Renting a small dingy room, ...

A new government regulation has left 28-year-old Sunita Devi worried about the future of the baby she is carrying. Devi, who is already showing at five months, is a surrogate mother carrying the child ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The future of a 12-day-old baby girl born to an Indian surrogate mother hung in legal limbo Wednesday after the Japanese couple who ...

Jyoti Dave is pregnant, but when the 30-year-old gives birth in March the baby will not be taken home to bond with her other child, but will instead be handed over to an American couple unable to ...

SURROGACY IN INDIA Discover the changing landscape of surrogacy in India. We dive into recent laws and the implications for intended parents and surrogates. The New 2023 Surrogacy Law in India is a ...

"I averted my gaze," says Seita Thapa, recounting her experience of giving birth at the Surrogacy Centre India clinic in New Delhi last February on behalf of a gay male couple who used an egg donated ...

Surrogacy Shift: Indian Elite Look to U.S. Following India's 2022 Regulations, Echoing Previous Trend Seen Among Chinese Parents Due to the recent surrogacy law changes in India, there is a ...

JAIPUR, India — A child born to an Indian surrogate mother and intended for a Japanese couple is in legal limbo after the pair divorced. Ikufumi Yamada, 45, and his then-wife Yuki Yamada, 41, signed a ...

India's government said Wednesday it would ban foreigners from using surrogate mothers in the country, a move likely to hit the booming commercial surrogacy industry. Ranks of childless foreign ...

ANAND, India (Reuters) - Shabnam had dreamed of owning a home for years, but with few prospects for her husband, she followed the lead of many poor women in her town in western India: she signed up to ...