Sarojini N.| The Hindustan Times| 7 September 2016 The Surrogacy Bill 2016 allows only ‘altruistic’ surrogacy by a close relative for heterosexual Indian couples who have been married for five years and are childless. By putting a bar on homosexual… Continue reading
Sarojini Nadimpally, Deepa Venktachalam and Sneha Banerjee| Kafila| 28 August 2016 The press briefing on commercial surrogacy by Minister of External Affairs Ms Sushma Swaraj, on 24th August 2016, did not come as a surprise to many of us who have been advocating… Continue reading
Sarojini Nadimpally and Sneha Banerjee| The Wire|16 August 2016 On July 25 2016, the Supreme Court of India, granted Ms X the “liberty … if she is so advised, to terminate her pregnancy” at 24 weeks. The judgment was based on… Continue reading
This article is included as one of the chapters of the edited volume titled Assisted Reproductive Technologies in the Global South and North: Issues, Challenges and the Future, edited by Virginie Rozée, Sayeed Unisa. The volume published by Routledge, “critically analyses the political and social frameworks of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), and its impact in different countries. Continue reading
Sarojini Nadimpally, Deepa Venkatachalam | Special Issue: Gender and Commercialisation of Health Care | Guest editor: Bijoya Roy | Indian Journal of Gender Studies | Volume 23 Number 1 | 2016 The growth of the huge privatised infertility care industry in India can… Continue reading
N. Sarojini, Priya Ranjan | The Wire | 2 December 2015 Throughout the draft ART (Regulation) Bill, the role and importance of the husband has been over-emphasised. It debars single women from availing ART services, violating their fundamental right to… Continue reading
