Randeep Ramesh | The Guardian | 20 March 2006 Ethics under scrutiny as would-be parents are enticed by lower costs and relaxed laws. Daksha, a shy Gujarati woman in her early 30s, wants a child – but not for herself.… Continue reading
Mata Press Service | Asian Pacific Post | 9 March 2006 Smita Pandya, is expecting her third child. Unlike the other two, she is being paid to carry this one. “Why not, if it helps me give my own children… Continue reading
Sunit Dhawan | Tribune News Service | 18 February 2006 Hisar, February 18: Thanks to the advancements in medical science, a 29-year-old woman who has not had any periods in her life has become pregnant with the help of egg cells… Continue reading
Niyati Rana | The Times of India | 13 February 2006 NAND: Smita Pandya (29) is going through her third pregnancy, but is mentally distancing herself from the child. For after the baby is born, it will go to its… Continue reading
Reena Martins | The Telegraph | 22 January 2006 Shilpa Mehta is visibly pregnant. But the baby she’s carrying is not hers. The real or genetic parents are a Scandinavian couple seated across her in the lobby of an infertility… Continue reading
Tribune News Service | 20 May 2004 Chandigarh, May 20: The Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) has become the first government hospital and teaching institute in the country to produce test tube babies. The first set of twin… Continue reading
