A 24-year-old Japanese man who has fathered more
than a dozen surrogate babies in Thailand said he is ready to return to
Thailand early next month to talk to police and claim his children
currently in the care of the government. police said Monday.
A senior Thai police officer told Kyodo News that Mitsutoki Shigeta
communicated his wishes through his Thai lawyer, Kong Suriyamonthon.
An Internet webcam photo of Mitsutoki Shigeta, who has fathered more
than a dozen surrogate babies in Thailand. His lawyer said Monday he
will return...
Friday, 26 September 2014
Posted by Dr Samit Sekhar on 22:39

On 23rd of September i was in New Delhi where i was invited to be part of a panel Discussion on issues related to Surrogacy in India,the Conference was organised by CSR which is a national body working on issues related to Gender equality and Empowerment of women.
Their head Dr.Ranjana Kumari is a dynamic lady who has been working for causes related to upliftment of women in India for the last 35 years.it was a heated debate between the Pro and...
Wednesday, 17 September 2014
Posted by Dr Samit Sekhar on 01:04

Surrogacy in India.
Its been a busy start to the week and we Love it!! hearty Congratulations to Mrs and Mr.Gu from Hong Kong,Mrs and Mr.Madhav from India and Atonio Arias From Spain on the birth of their Children with the help of the Kiran Infertility Center ivf and Surrogacy Program. the Mothers and Babies are doing well and we wish them the best for the future.
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Thursday, 4 September 2014
Posted by Dr Samit Sekhar on 10:47
The Supreme Court of India on Thursday Aked the government to
clarify its stand on the citizenship of children born to an Indian
surrogate mother in India, but whose biological mother is a foreign
national.
“Under the Constitution, a child born here
from an Indian surrogate mother is entitled to Indian citizenship, but
what happens if the biological mother is a foreign citizen and the child
applies for citizenship of that country,” a Bench led by Justice
Ranajan Gogoi asked.
The Bench is
looking into the larger issue of the need for...
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