The fact that Tusshar Kapoor has become a single father through donor
egg surrogacy has got a lot of media attention. Many celebrities have
used IVF and surrogacy to complete their families and they are willing
to be vocal about this. This has helped to remove the stigma associated
with infertility, and has accelerated the acceptance of these assisted
reproductive techniques in India, which is all for the best, as we can
now provide many more medical treatment options to infertile couples.
However, if we probe a little deeper, this pregnancy raises more questions than it answers. While it is great that we allow single parents to have a baby (and I personally feel that's fine), what bothers me is the fact that this baby was born as a result of flouting the Indian Council of Medical Research guidelines.
Read more at http://www.firstpost.com/living/tusshar-kapoor-having-a-baby-is-great-news-but-are-ivf-guidelines-bent-for-celebs-2867410.html
However, if we probe a little deeper, this pregnancy raises more questions than it answers. While it is great that we allow single parents to have a baby (and I personally feel that's fine), what bothers me is the fact that this baby was born as a result of flouting the Indian Council of Medical Research guidelines.
Read more at http://www.firstpost.com/living/tusshar-kapoor-having-a-baby-is-great-news-but-are-ivf-guidelines-bent-for-celebs-2867410.html
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