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Following the enactment of the Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act in 1971, women in India have been entitled to legal abortion services for a broad
range of social and economic reasons.
Abortions or Medical Termination of Pregnancy is legal in India if decided by the parents or guardians and permitted by the doctor, who decides the safety to the mother. But there is still confusion regarding the legality of abortion for
unmarried women.
The MTP Act permits abortion in cases of medical indiacation, potential injury to the mothers mental health and, among married women, contraceptive failure. Abortion is permitted upto 20 weeks of gestation and no spousal consent is required, although guardian consent is required for women under 18 years of age (Government of India 1971).
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Yes it is, are you like planning for one? anyways i would just like to to remind of using a condom the next time here you can also send some rubber via http://www.sendsomerubber.com to those who forget to use, thanks