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Adoption Numbers Reach Pre-Pandemic Levels With 4,009 Children Finding New Homes

Adoption Numbers Reach Pre-Pandemic Levels With 4,009 Children Finding New Homes
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Adoptions Cross 4,000-Mark Since 2019: Why is India Struggling with Low Rate? What Can Be Done?

Even today, families in India consider class, caste and genetics to be a major factor in adopting a child or forging a marital alliance. Most families don’t consider adopting a child whose parental lineage or background is unknown

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Adoption in India reach the highest number since 2018-19, crossing 4000 mark

More than 4,000 children were adopted between April 2023 and March 2024, a number reached for the first time post-pandemic. According to government data, in 2023-24, 4009 children were adopted by families in India and abroad. In the 2018-19, 4027 children were adopted. Even after India took steps to speed up the child adoption process, the pandemic saw a decline in adoptions with 3,745 children being adopted in 2019-20, 3,559 adopted in 2020-21, 3,405 adopted in 2021-22, and 3,441 adopted in 2022-23.

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For first time since 2018-19, adoptions cross 4000-mark | India News

India News: In 2022-23, the total number of adoptions stood at 3,441, up from 3,405 in the previous financial year. Data collated by Central Adoption Resource Aut

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Karnataka High Court directs Central government to recognise adoption of child from Uganda by Indian couple

The Court observed that Uganda not being a signatory to the Hague Adoption Convention could not be a reason to alienate the rights of a child of Indian citizens.

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