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New Direction for Adoption Process; Seven Children Find Loving Families - Legal adoptions finalized for parents from France, Mumbai, Pune, and Wardha
Nagpur, September 3, 2026:The adoption process, implemented through Central and State government initiatives with the aim of providing children with safe, loving, and permanent families, has achieved significant success in Nagpur. On September 3, 2026, the online process for issuing adoption orders for seven children was completed under the guidance of the Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA), New Delhi.
This process was conducted in accordance with government regulations under the guidance of Nagpur District Collector Kumar Ashirwad. Through this initiative, seven children—one from France, three from Mumbai, two from Pune, and one from Wardha—were placed with adoptive parents, securing them a legal family.
This initiative is considered significant for the adoption process in Maharashtra, as the online updating of CARA’s system was executed from Nagpur. The online method helps enhance transparency, legality, ease of process, and overall efficiency in adoption procedures.
District Collector Kumar Ashirwad, District Women and Child Development Officer Sunil Mesre, District Child Protection Officer Mustak Pathan, Protection Officer Vinod Shende, Legal and Probation Officer Sujata Gulhane, and representatives from the Shraddhanand Adoption Agency—Lalita Gawande and Pratima Diwanji—were present on this occasion, along with the adoptive parents and concerned officials.
The adoption process was completed in strict adherence to government rules and guidelines, prioritizing the best interests of the children above all else. By legally securing the support of a family for these seven children, a safe, loving, and nurturing family environment has been ensured for their future.
A Significant Step Towards Child Rehabilitation
The primary objective of the adoption process is to provide children with the opportunity to grow up in a safe, family-oriented environment whenever possible, rather than in institutional care. The adoption process provides children not only with a family but also with the foundation for their holistic development, emotional security, and a bright future.
This online adoption process, conducted from Nagpur, marks a significant, positive step towards child protection and rehabilitation; by securing a family of their own, seven children have found a path toward renewed hope and a secure future.
Nagpur, September 3, 2026:The adoption process, implemented through Central and State government initiatives with the aim of providing children with safe, loving, and permanent families, has achieved significant success in Nagpur. On September 3, 2026, the online process for issuing adoption orders for seven children was completed under the guidance of the Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA), New Delhi.
This process was conducted in accordance with government regulations under the guidance of Nagpur District Collector Kumar Ashirwad. Through this initiative, seven children—one from France, three from Mumbai, two from Pune, and one from Wardha—were placed with adoptive parents, securing them a legal family.
This initiative is considered significant for the adoption process in Maharashtra, as the online updating of CARA’s system was executed from Nagpur. The online method helps enhance transparency, legality, ease of process, and overall efficiency in adoption procedures.
District Collector Kumar Ashirwad, District Women and Child Development Officer Sunil Mesre, District Child Protection Officer Mustak Pathan, Protection Officer Vinod Shende, Legal and Probation Officer Sujata Gulhane, and representatives from the Shraddhanand Adoption Agency—Lalita Gawande and Pratima Diwanji—were present on this occasion, along with the adoptive parents and concerned officials.
The adoption process was completed in strict adherence to government rules and guidelines, prioritizing the best interests of the children above all else. By legally securing the support of a family for these seven children, a safe, loving, and nurturing family environment has been ensured for their future.
A Significant Step Towards Child Rehabilitation
The primary objective of the adoption process is to provide children with the opportunity to grow up in a safe, family-oriented environment whenever possible, rather than in institutional care. The adoption process provides children not only with a family but also with the foundation for their holistic development, emotional security, and a bright future.
This online adoption process, conducted from Nagpur, marks a significant, positive step towards child protection and rehabilitation; by securing a family of their own, seven children have found a path toward renewed hope and a secure future.
This process was conducted in accordance with government regulations under the guidance of Nagpur District Collector Kumar Ashirwad. Through this initiative, seven children—one from France, three from Mumbai, two from Pune, and one from Wardha—were placed with adoptive parents, securing them a legal family.
This initiative is considered significant for the adoption process in Maharashtra, as the online updating of CARA’s system was executed from Nagpur. The online method helps enhance transparency, legality, ease of process, and overall efficiency in adoption procedures.
District Collector Kumar Ashirwad, District Women and Child Development Officer Sunil Mesre, District Child Protection Officer Mustak Pathan, Protection Officer Vinod Shende, Legal and Probation Officer Sujata Gulhane, and representatives from the Shraddhanand Adoption Agency—Lalita Gawande and Pratima Diwanji—were present on this occasion, along with the adoptive parents and concerned officials.
The adoption process was completed in strict adherence to government rules and guidelines, prioritizing the best interests of the children above all else. By legally securing the support of a family for these seven children, a safe, loving, and nurturing family environment has been ensured for their future.
A Significant Step Towards Child Rehabilitation
The primary objective of the adoption process is to provide children with the opportunity to grow up in a safe, family-oriented environment whenever possible, rather than in institutional care. The adoption process provides children not only with a family but also with the foundation for their holistic development, emotional security, and a bright future.
This online adoption process, conducted from Nagpur, marks a significant, positive step towards child protection and rehabilitation; by securing a family of their own, seven children have found a path toward renewed hope and a secure future.
