how is the sex of foetus determined?Why is it prohibited by law?
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the sex of the foetus is determined by the undergiven methods
1. by knowing the chromosomes
2. by a method of ultrasound imaging
or it can also be done by blood tests
it is prohibited by law because some illiterate parents have a concept that girl child is not good they prefer boy so the go for abortion in which the child is killed in the foetus itself this has lead to the difference in the number of girl
1. by knowing the chromosomes
2. by a method of ultrasound imaging
or it can also be done by blood tests
it is prohibited by law because some illiterate parents have a concept that girl child is not good they prefer boy so the go for abortion in which the child is killed in the foetus itself this has lead to the difference in the number of girl
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The government banned the determination of a fetus under the Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques Regulation and Prevention of Misuse Act of 1994 which was amended in 2002. This was done to check an alarming decline in the number of girls born for every 1000 boys born in the country.
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