IntelliGender – Find out Unborn Child is Boy or Girl – More Girls will Die in India Now

In India several unborn girl child dies inside the mother because most people in India would kill a girl and will not compromise for anything less than a boy. There are many reasons for doing so, none of them can justify the horrible work of killing an unborn girl, however I have talked about some reasons in a previous post and here it is – “Endangered Species of India – Indian Girls”.

Few years back the government of India banned the gender detection by doing sonography, and put rules that promises punishment for doing so. The doctor and the patient will both be awarded by such punishments if they still do such detection. Unfortunately no one can fight technology and IntelliGender is one such reason. It’s a simple and easy way, by which you can find out if the unborn is a boy or a girl. All you have to do is, get your urine tested by this chemical, and the color will change differently confirming that the child is a boy or a girl. This simple test can be done in the home too, thus it is almost impossible to stop.

The good part however is that this chemical is not available everywhere and is only marketed in 11 countries and India and china is thankfully not one of them. But will this stop people from getting the chemical? Will it not be smuggled into India? People are ready to spend lots of money for a product like this, which only cost a couple thousand rupees, there is every possibility of a guy buying it in other country and then sending it to India somehow and selling it secretly. What if people in India starts making such chemicals, there is no telling how many girls in India will die due to a thing like this.

Indian government is already running so many awareness campaigns to help improve girls’ conditions in India. A situation of chaos will prevail in India in the near future if the killing of unborn girl child is not stopped. And the invention on a gender detection chemical like IntelliGender is surely a major set back for the Indian girl child.