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SURROGACY REGULATION BILL
Parliament passes Surrogacy Bill; seeks to constitute National Surrogacy BoardThe bill aims to constitute a National Surrogacy Board and state surrogacy boards, and appoint appropriate authorities for regulation of th...- Lok Sabha adjourned after passage of Surrogacy Bill amid uproarLok Sabha proceedings were adjourned for the day after the House agreed to the amendments made by the Rajya Sabha on the Surrogacy (Regulat...
- Parliament nod for bill on assisted reproductive tech; surrogacy bill too get Rajya Sabha nodThe Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Bill, 2021, which was passed by Lok Sabha on December 1, got the approval of Rajya Sabha ...
- Union Cabinet okays Surrogacy (Regulation) BillThe 15 major changes suggested by the 23-member select committee of Rajya Sabha to the Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill, 2019, also included del...
- New strict Surrogacy Bill on the anvil, clinics shut shopThe National ART Registry of India (NARI) maintained by the ISAR is the nodal agency tasked with recording surrogacy cases. But infertility...
- Lok Sabha passes Surrogacy BillThe Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill, 2019 also provides for constitution of surrogacy boards at national and state levels.
- Govt introduces bill to ban commercial surrogacyOnly Indian couples who have been legally married for at least five years would be allowed to opt for surrogacy.
- 5 year wait for surrogacy too long for those who marry late: Parliamentary panelThough the definition of infertility is limited to failure to conceive only, there are other medical conditions for which surrogacy is avai...
- Surrogacy Bill useless without ART Bill: Committee to Rajya SabhaThe committee, which the Rajya Sabha directed in January to prepare a report on the Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill, tabled its findings on Thu...
- Parliamentary panel invites suggestions on surrogacy regulation billThe Rajya Sabha Chairman has granted extension upto July 11 to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Health and Family Welfare for a repo...
- Bill awaiting House nod will end Karan Johar-like rent-a-wombSurrogacy Bill of 2016 not only bans commercial surrogacy but also homosexual couples, people in live-in relationships and single individua...
- Bill to ban commercial surrogacy introduced in Lok SabhaThe Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill, 2016 was introduced by Health Minister J P Nadda amid noisy opposition protest over the government's demon...
- Parliament Session: 9 new bills including surrogacy regulation in lineThe three GST related bills are --- Central Goods and Services Tax Bill, Integrated Goods and Services Tax Bill, Goods and Services Tax (Co...
- Parliamentarians Swapan Dasgupta, Tathagata Satpathy voice concern over Surrogacy BillSathpathy questioned why a single parent or homosexual couples should not have as much right to raise a child as “traditional” married coup...
- Banning commercial surrogacy will expose women to exploitationSurrogacy has been an unregulated arena and there is immense scope for exploitation of poor women acting as surrogate mothers.
- After surrogacy, government to regulate IVF, sperm banksWhile regulating clinics, the ART bill is expected to set forth norms for procedures, sperm donations and embryo transfers as well.
- Government still open to ideas to improve surrogacy bill, says health minister JP NaddaNadda stated that the bill was drafted after a wide consultation with 18 ministries, 22 states and 40 stakeholders, including NGOs and lega...
- Government for commercial surrogacy ban to guard surrogate mothersGovernment has proposed to ban commercial surrogacy to prevent exploitation of surrogate mothers through a legislation, Lok Sabha was infor...
- Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Women's Commission seeks legislation to regulate surrogacyHolding that surrogacy has become a commercial activity in India, the AP and Telangana Women's Commission demanded enactment of a legislati...
- Bill soon to regulate fast expanding business of surrogacyDepartment of Health Research today said there is no proposal to have an expert committee to relook the proposed legislation.
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