Jaipur : Jaipur In the last 20 days, four little guests have come to the government crèche located in Gandhi Nagar. These four lamps of our family were carelessly abandoned in their cradles and now these four lamps will illuminate those homes whose children’s cries are not able to echo. The crèche has given identity to these children by giving them names. The process of adopting children has been made completely online. Even the decision of which child will illuminate which house will be decided by AI. For adoption one has to apply to the Central Adoption Resource Agency (CARA). If any particular person or organization has any objection before adopting a childless couple, then as per the rules, he can register it with the Government Crèche and Child Empowerment Department within 20 days.
These children were brought to the crèche
Deepak 16 November 24 Zanana Hospital Chandpol, Cradle Home
Yaksha 16 November 24 Cradle of nursery
Jyoti 17 November 24 Police Officer, Police Station Tunga Bassi, Jaipur
Isha 21 November 24 Government BDS Hospital Kotputli
Two children were adopted in September
Earlier on September 26, two children were adopted from the crèche. Sivaya (name changed) was adopted by a couple from Gujarat and Vaibhavi (name changed) was adopted by a couple from Pune, Maharashtra.
Adoption process takes 2 months
The adoption process is completed in two months after the application for adoption is made on the Central Adoption Resource Agency (CARA) website www.cara.nic.in. The process will be transparent and digital only, no interference from any person will be possible in it. Any couple can apply for adoption only after completion of two years of marriage. Provided that both the wife and husband agree to it. At the same time, a single woman can adopt both a boy and a girl. Whereas a single man cannot adopt a girl child. The minimum age difference between the child and the prospective parents shall not be less than 25 years. Transparency has been established by making the adoption process completely online. Equal opportunities are being provided to childless couples. Any kind of discrimination in giving has ended.”
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