A Socio Legal Study on the Concept of Surrogacy with Special Reference to Indian Society

Abstract

Motherhood is more than bearing children through it is surely and definitely is the essence of who we are as women. Nature has bestow the beautiful capacity to procreate a life within women and two treasure the experience of motherhood. Motherhood difines our very identity, our divine stature and nature and the exceptional traits, talents and tendencies our father gave us. Parenting is the most satisfying job will never ever have, but it is not without challenges Kids the greatest gift of God ever. It has been a dream of every married couple. But there are some couples who are unable to conceive a child, they are the infertile couple, Incapability may arise with one of the partner. Right to reproducation is an innate right of human being. The desire for children among couples is an universal phenonmeon. The pain and agony of not fulfilling the dream of parenthood is inestimable. The science of infertility treatment has moved forward by leaps and bounds. Every society has across the world given primary importance to the institution of family. When two individuals come together and enter into a matrimorial bond, a new family come into existence and such family becomes complete with the birth of the children. From the ancient times, children are considered as a essential for the continuation of the family lineage and a source of hapiness for the parents. Psycholgists point out that birth of a baby creates a bond between the spouses which can help hectic marriages to sustain in the long run. However, due to various reasons, larger sections of the socieity are unable to have their child. Resereach has stated that one in six couple have such problems. The inability to have a child which is known as infertility in medical terms is a worldwide problem.