Sunday, 18 October 2026 SourcesAbout🌓
🇮🇳 IN ▾
BREAKING
› 'Unwarranted and uninformed': India rejects U.S. lawmaker's comments on revision of electoral rolls› AISA activists take to streets in Delhi Palika bazar gate number 1, over SIR and CEC resignation› Food safety violations found at sweet units; ₹7,000 penalty imposed during second day inspections› Plea to halt auction of 300 acres of former HPF land in Udhagamandalam› Supreme Court issues notice on plea to transfer Twisha Sharma death case to Delhi› Watch: Tamil Nadu CM C. Joseph Vijay inaugurates Periyar Arivulagam in Coimbatore› From stars to streets: The history of Jantar Mantar in New Delhi› Krishna Byre Gowda sets October 31 deadline for replacement of streetlights› Whey protein prices soar in India: Why your daily scoop is getting expensive› Trump's 60-day Russia sanctions waiver offers India tariff relief› 'Unwarranted and uninformed': India rejects U.S. lawmaker's comments on revision of electoral rolls› AISA activists take to streets in Delhi Palika bazar gate number 1, over SIR and CEC resignation› Food safety violations found at sweet units; ₹7,000 penalty imposed during second day inspections› Plea to halt auction of 300 acres of former HPF land in Udhagamandalam› Supreme Court issues notice on plea to transfer Twisha Sharma death case to Delhi› Watch: Tamil Nadu CM C. Joseph Vijay inaugurates Periyar Arivulagam in Coimbatore› From stars to streets: The history of Jantar Mantar in New Delhi› Krishna Byre Gowda sets October 31 deadline for replacement of streetlights› Whey protein prices soar in India: Why your daily scoop is getting expensive› Trump's 60-day Russia sanctions waiver offers India tariff relief
India News

CARA referral doesn’t give enforceable right to adopt child if legally ineligible: Delhi HC

Hindustan Times - India News ·
CARA referral doesn’t give enforceable right to adopt child if legally ineligible: Delhi HC

The Delhi high court has held that prospective adoptive parents (PAPs) do not acquire an enforceable right to adopt a child merely by accepting the referral and having the Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA) process their application for a no-objection certificate (NOC), if they are legally ineligible to adopt

Read the full article on Hindustan Times - India News ›

5News aggregated this summary from the outlet’s public feed. The full article, with all the context, is on www.hindustantimes.com — the content belongs to Hindustan Times - India News.

More from Hindustan Times - India News

See all ›

More in India News

See all ›