Nayanthara baby adopted

The Tamil Nadu government on Monday said it will order a probe to find whether Tamil actor Nayanthara and her director husband Vignesh Shivan, who a day ago had announced birth of their twin sons, had followed all legalities of surrogacy. Tamil Nadu govt said it will probe to find whether Nayanthara and her husband Vignesh Shivan followed legalities of surrogacy. (ANI) Soon after the Tamil cinema’s power couple made the announcement about birth of the twins, it landed in a controversy with questions being raised on social media if prescribed surrogacy laws were followed by the couple. “It is being debated if the surrogacy was done within the purview of law,” state’s health minister M Subramanian told reporters on Monday. “We will direct the director of medical services to see if this was done as per rules.” The couple did not release a statement on the issue till late on Monday evening. Nayanthara and Shivan got married in June this year after it was attended by several celebrities, including Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan. On Sunday, Shivan shared a picture on social media of him and Nayanthara kissing the feet of their newborns, with the caption: “Nayan & Me have become Amma & Appa. We are blessed with Twin Baby Boys. All Our prayers, our ancestors’ blessings combined with all the good manifestations made, have come 2gethr in the form Of 2 blessed babies for us. Need all ur blessings for our Uyir & Ulagam. Life looks brighter & more beautiful (sic).” The Union government ...

Amid questions being raised about whether the couple had followed the Indian surrogacy laws, the Tamil Nadu government has said that an investigation into the matter will be undertaken. Nayan & Me have become Amma & Appaâä️ We are blessed with twin baby Boysâä️âä️ All Our prayers,our ancestors’ blessings combined wit all the good manifestations made, have come 2gethr in the form Of 2 blessed babies for usâä️😇 Need all ur blessings for our Uyir😇âä️& Ulagam😇âä️ Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian said that the subject of surrogacy is still debatable. He added, “As per rule, a person between the age of 21 to 36 can donate ovum with the permission of their parents or husband.” Commercial surrogacy is banned in India. Additionally, there are specific eligibility criteria for couples opting for surrogacy as well as the surrogate mother. The couple has to include a man between the ages of 26 to 55 years and a woman of 25 to 50 years of age. Both have to be Indians, married for at least five years, and should have no biological, adopted or surrogate children. After Nayanthara and Vignesh Shivan welcomed their twin sons, questions were raised about whether the duo had followed the proper procedure which requires a couple to be married for five years before opting for surrogacy. "We will enquire through the Director of Medical Service if the (surrogacy) rules were adequately followed", Ma Subramanian said on Monday.