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The article reports on merits and demerits of one-child policy in China and highlights topics including role of women empowerment and women education in decreasing population, preferences given to male child and increase in female feticides.

The article reports that the Medicare Hospital located in Pune, India founded by Ganesh Rakh celebrated the birth of a female child by providing free delivery and post-delivery care. Rakh states the effort of the hospital as solitary campaign to prevent female foeticide and empower women right. It mentions that Rakh's effort was firstly supported by gynaecologist Iqbal Shaikh followed by other hospital staff.

The article offers information on the celebration of the birth of a female child by providing free delivery and post-delivery care at the Medicare Hospital located in Pune, India founded by Ganesh Rakh. It mentions that Rakh's effort was firstly supported by gynaecologist Iqbal Shaikh followed by other hospital staff. According to Rakh, his effort at hospital as a solitary campaign to prevent female foeticide and empower women right.

Letters to the editor are presented in response to the topics including equality education provided by the U.S. and the issues of female feticide, child sexual abuse, dowry and medical malpractice discussed in the television program "Satyamev Jayate", as of April 2014.

The article reports on the concerns over increasing female feticide in India. It shows that American lawyers and experts call the U.S. government to help play a role in curbing the abuses against the girl child and women during the congressional hearing on "India's Missing Girls" on September 10, 2013. Indian American Congressman Ami Bera suggests addressing the socio-economical and cultural factors that result in discrimination against girls.

The article focuses on female gendercide in Asian nations and informs about a massive rally to raise awareness on sex selective abortions organized by Campaign Life Coalition (CLC), a Canadian pro-life organization, to be held on May 9, 2103 in Ottawa. It highlights prevalence of female feticide in Canada and the U.S. and mentions about lack of restrictions on abortion in Canada.

The article focuses on the issue of female feticide in Asian nations such as India and China. It mentions that the abortion is being used to kill the baby girls in womb. It informs that preborn girls simply because they are female. According to the Canadian Medical Association this practice is also happening in Canada. According to the association the sex selection has been increasing in Canada.

The article presents information on the restrictions made by the government of India on the medical practitioners for conducting ultrasonography tests and an increase in the fee for setting up a new clinic in a bid to control female feticide.

The article offers news briefs from the Bollywood, India. Actress Mandira Bedi and her husband Raj Kaushal planned to adopt a girl on the first birthday of their son. Rajkumar Sharma, minister for health of Rajasthan, India has whipped the television show "Satyamev Jayate" and accused actor Amir Khan of sensationalizing female feticide cases. Actor John Abraham has gifted the Harley-Davidson bike to actor Akshay Kumar.

The article presents information on an urge from Syed Zainulabedin Ali Khan, dargah dewan of the shrine of Khwaja Gharib Nawaz in Ajmer, India to its followers to take strong steps against female feticide and infanticide across India.

The article presents information on Vanya Mishra, winner of beauty contest Miss India Earth, who wants to exterminate female feticide and infanticide from India.

The article presents information on the making of a film on female feticide by Indian actor Ajay Devgn and his wife Kajol.

The article reports that Rajasthan, India Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot assured actor Aamir Khan to address the female foeticide issue in the country after it became a topic in Khan's television show "Satyamev Jayate" in 2012.

The article presents information on the prevalence of female foeticide in India as a majority of people prefer boys over girls as their children.

The article reports on the concerns raised by Catholic medical professionals on the reliability of a British review concluding that women who have abortions have no increased risk of developing mental health problems.

The article reports on the appreciation of the U.S. government officials to the female feticide practice in Bihar village in India