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adopt
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Adopting a child is not as common as in Western countries and may carry significant stigma or legal barriers.
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adopt
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Adopting children, especially from outside the family or extended family, is less common and may carry more stigma.
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adoption agency
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Less common due to emphasis on biological lineage and inheritance, preference for male heirs in some regions
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adoption agency
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Adoption agencies may be less common and the adoption process may be more informal, with a greater emphasis on familial or community arrangements for adoption.
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adoption agency
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Adoption agencies may be less common and informal, with a greater emphasis on extended family networks for care of orphaned or abandoned children.
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adoption agency
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Adoption agencies are less common, and informal or non-legal adoption processes involving extended family members are more prevalent.
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adoption procedure starts
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Adoption procedures usually involve social workers assessing the prospective adoptive parents' ability and willingness to provide a nurturing and stable environment for the child.
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8
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adoption procedure starts
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India
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The adoption procedure starts with consulting extended family members and seeking their approval before proceeding with the formal process.
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adoption procedure starts
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The adoption procedure often starts with extensive consultations with extended family members and community elders to seek their blessings and support.
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adoption rights
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India
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Adoption rights are influenced by traditional family structures and values, emphasizing the continuity of lineage and ancestry.
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