BusinessWhen festival marketing punches down on India’s most vulnerable children and families

No bill dedicated to infant abandonment has ever reached Parliament, but India already has three real levers to force the issue into the open: a Zero Hour intervention, already used once at the state level; a Private Member’s Bill, the same mechanism that built India’s child-institution law twice before; and a Public Interest Litigation, the tool that gave India binding interim law on workplace harassment for 16 years before Parliament acted. My article traces all three...

Published on Fairobserver.com Adoptive parents and children face challenges in India as their rights to adopt and inherit vary with their...

Uniform civil code: Vidyadhar Prabhudesai on the Frontline As an adoptive parent, I am sharing my views on the necessity of a UCC from...

Why India struggles with low adoption rates — caste, class to genetics

An estimated 29.6 million stranded, orphaned and abandoned children live in India, out of which just up to 4,000 get adopted annually....

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Our daughter is extremely happy and energetic, but she was abandoned in the forest by her biological parents. There she was bitten by ants..

Rapid urbanization is a complex challenge today and developing holistic ecosystems that offer inclusive and high standards of living even...