What documents are needed to adopt a child in India?

There are five different kinds of families requiring different kinds of documents to be uploaded. This video produced by the Hope House, talks about the documents needed for a resident Indian to upload to CARA web site to begin the journey of adoption.

What is the minimum age to adopt an Indian child?

How old one has to be to adopt an Indian child?  There are multiple factors that needs to be considered in calculating the minimum age.  It is stated in multiple areas in the JJ Act and adoption regulations in bits and pieces but this video puts them all together to make sense for you.

Eligibility criteria to adopt a child in/ from India

What does it take to adopt a child in/ from India?  This four and a half minutes video explains all that.  

Fundamental principles of adoption and the importance of knowing them...

There's a high probability for anyone to easily misinterpret the adoption regulations, 2017, of India, if they don't understand the fundamental principles of adoptions.  This short video tries to explain the three fundamental principles and the importance of knowing them. 

Understanding the difference in CARA prior to and after 2015

If you're looking to adopt a child in/ from India, you ought to understand the difference in CARA (Central Adoption Resource Authority) prior to, and after 2015.  I tried to explain it in this video.

Three ways to prevent disruption/ dissolution of adoption

If you have not heard of terminology called 'Disruption' and 'Dissolution' in the sphere of adoption, be aware that they are there in the latest adoption regulations - 2017.  As the terminology sounds, it is to do with the interruption of adoption and termination of adoption respectively.   

Is there a medical certificate format to follow to submit on CARAINGS?

There are number of documents (seven to be precise) to submit at the time of registration on CARINGS or Child Adoption Resource Information and Guidance System to adopt a child.  One such a document is 'Medical Certificate' from a medical practitioner.