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Doctor among three held for selling newborn

The owner of a private hospital, her son and the receptionist were arrested on Thursday while they were trying to sell a 25-day-old baby boy for Rs. 80,000.

The Child Welfare Committee (CWC) busted the racket with the help of the city police.

Parveen, who runs Get Well, a multi-speciality hospital in Neelasandra, reportedly confessed to the police that she used to facilitate delivery for unmarried women and sell the babies. She also reportedly admitted to having sold at least four newborns earlier.

The baby rescued on Thursday has been shifted to the Indira Gandhi Institute of Child Health and its condition is said to be stable.

The baby was rescued after a regional news channel tipped off the CWC about plans to sell it. The channel carried a sting operation by sending a woman in the guise of a prospective client to buy the baby.

Citizenship issue leaves Okotoks family stranded in India post-adoption

The Walker family from Okotoks is now a family of five following the adoption of a two-year-old girl from India but delays in their dealings with Canadian Immigration postponed her arrival on Canadian soil and extended the family’s time in Asia.

The family had been looking to adopt for nearly three years and, in the summer of 2016, they fell for a little girl from Bhopal, India.

“We found out about Opal in August of last year and have been doing the paper chase for her until now,” said Georgina Walker from a hotel room in New Delhi, India. “We applied for citizenship in January.”

Walker says Indian officials did not object to the adoption application but the family’s dealings with Canadian Immigration were frustrating from the get-go. After seeking an update from Canadian Immigration on Opal’s citizenship application, officials told the family there had been an error.

“They said ‘Yeah, sorry. We made a mistake. We need to send it to Delhi,” said Walker. “We lost almost a month because they had mixed it up.”

Soon, portal for NRI, foreign applicants to track adoption status Read more at: //economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/611

NEW DELHI: The central adoption body CARA is planning to set up a portal to help prospective parents from outside India track the status of their applications instead of relying solely on their country's authorised agency.

The move will help non-resident Indians (NRIs), Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs) as well as foreign nationals who apply for inter-country adoption.

While domestic applicants can register on their own on the website of Child Adoption Resource Authority (CARA ..

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