NEELAM Chauhan has made a profession of pregnancy. The 34-year-old single mother from the suburbs of New Delhi will soon give birth for the fifth time — but only two of the babies have been her own. Ms Chauhan is carrying her third surrogate child and would like to bear a fourth if she is allowed.
She is one of a growing number of Indian surrogates.
"The main reason I did this is because I had financial problems," Ms Chauhan says. "But it also means I can help parents who cannot have children."
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