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India Approves Assisted Dying Law with Strict Criteria

The Indian government has approved a bill allowing terminally ill adults to end their lives with strict criteria, sparking debate on the issue. The law aims to provide dignity and prevent suffering for those nearing death. However, critics argue that it may lead to coercion of vulnerable individuals. The move follows international trends, with several countries already permitting assisted dying.

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