Not many can afford to move SC for surrogacy relief, says SC
Tuesday, 9 January 2024 Supreme Court on Tuesday said not many women can afford to approach the apex court for relief in new surrogacy rules which ban use of donor gametes. Saying such relief cannot be limited to a few, it asked government to re-examine the amendment to address the grievances raised by a large section of women. Besides banning use of donor gametes by couples opting for surrogacy, a notification issued in March last year mentioned that single women (widow/divorcee) undergoing surrogacy must use their own eggs and donor sperms to avail surrogacy procedure.
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The Supreme Court on July 22 stayed the order passed by Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand police asking eatery owners along the Kanwar Yatra path to display names of owners and the staff employed by them. The directives issued by the Uttar Pradesh government are discriminatory, the top court said. The court was hearing a plea by an NGO that challenged the orders issued by the Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand government. The order directed shop owners and eateries along the Kanwar Yatra route to display the names of their owners.
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Divided Congress Reaches , Pro-Family Deal , to Boost Child Tax Credit.
On January 16, Congress announced a bipartisan
deal that will expand the child tax credit and
introduce a number of tax breaks..
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