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In this video, we explain the adoption process in India under two major legal frameworks—Juvenile Justice Act and Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act. This guide will help couples who are exploring adoption as an option after failed fertility treatments or due to medical limitations.
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Video Flow
0:00 Introduction
0:06 Adoption Laws in India: JJ Act vs. Hindu Adoption Act
0:20 What Is CARA and Its Role in Adoption
1:02 Why Some Couples Turn to Adoption
1:32 Myths vs. Facts About Adoption
1:53 Detailed Explanation: JJ Act and Hindu Adoption Act
2:46 Legal Difference Between Giving and Receiving a Child
3:16 Why Non-Hindus Must Use the JJ Act
3:35 Adoption Eligibility and Combined Age Criteria
4:44 Why Age Limits Exist for Child and Parents
5:38 Summary of ART, Surrogacy, and Adoption Rights
6:07 Conclusion
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Adopting a Child in India: Understanding the Legal Frameworks! | Part 4 Volume 1 | Mamata Fertility

Why Adoption Matters for Fertility Patients?
With surrogacy becoming legally restrictive and many couples unable to find altruistic surrogates, adoption is a viable, meaningful alternative. But many people hesitate due to myths, legal confusion, and lack of awareness. This video clears that up.

What Are the Two Acts Governing Adoption?
Juvenile Justice Act (JJ Act): Applies to all Indian citizens and involves adopting children under government care (orphans or abandoned children).

Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act: Applies only to Hindus and allows adoption from one Hindu family to another without court intervention.

What is CARA?
The Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA) is the official body that oversees legal adoptions under the JJ Act. Couples must apply through CARA, follow its guidelines, and undergo screening before adoption.

Who Can Adopt and What’s the Age Limit?
Under JJ Act: Children can be adopted up to 18 years of age.

Under Hindu Adoption Act: Limit is generally up to 15 years.

CARA uses a combined age limit for couples (usually 110 years for newborns, flexible for older children).

Key Clarifications
Muslim and Christian families must adopt under JJ Act only.
Adoption isn't gifting a child—it’s a legal handover governed by structured law.
Eligibility and logic behind age limits ensure long-term welfare of the child.

This video is ideal for couples navigating ART, surrogacy restrictions, or planning for parenthood through adoption.

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