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Decoding the bill on surrogacy

There are no easy answers to whether outlawing commercial surrogacy is right or wrong in a country like India, where many impoverished women see it as a way to fulfil a financial goal

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Shuma Raha
A heartwarming story came out of the Berlin Zoo recently. A pair of male king penguins, Skip and Ping, had adopted an egg and were busy hatching it. Skip and Ping are a couple, and earlier, too, they had shown their obvious desire to start a family by nurturing objects like a rock or a fish. Seeing their eagerness to become parents, the zoo authorities gave them an egg laid by a female penguin. Since then, one of them has been incubating it by covering it with his stomach. It is not known if the egg is a fertilised one,

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