Sarojini Nadimpally

Sarojini Nadimpally is a public-health researcher who works on ethics, reproductive and biotechnologies, and surrogacy. Banerjee is assistant professor, Department of Political Science, University of Hyderabad

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I’m writing this while undergoing cancer treatment myself. What has struck me is not the disease itself but the ordeal of surviving it: Waiting for an appointment, the anxiety, and the arithmetic

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Gurugram case, and a question of trust and informed consent

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June 29, 2026 06:20 IST

The ART Act (Section 31) seeks to provide certainty by stipulating that children born through donor-assisted reproduction are the legal children of the commissioning couple and that donors relinquish parental rights. This framework works well when donor gametes are used knowingly and with informed consent. However, the allegations in the Gurugram case expose a regulatory gap.

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Hamare Baarah and the myth of India’s Muslim population ‘explosion’Subscriber Only

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According to the 2011 Census of India, the growth rate of the Muslim population was higher than the Hindu population. The controversy surrounding this interpretation obscured that the gap between the two had significantly reduced between 2001 and 2011.

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