The Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PCPNDT) Act is a crucial piece of legislation enacted to prevent the misuse of diagnostic techniques for sex determination and to combat the social issue of female foeticide in India. This book provides the complete and updated Bare Act, making it an essential resource for understanding medical and criminal law intersections. The Act regulates the use of pre-conception and prenatal diagnostic techniques, ensuring that such technologies are used only for legitimate medical purposes. It mandates the registration of diagnostic centers, genetic clinics, and laboratories, and imposes strict conditions on their operation. The legislation also prescribes stringent penalties for violations, including conducting or facilitating sex selection, advertising such services, or failing to maintain proper records. It empowers appropriate authorities to monitor compliance and enforce the law effectively. This Bare Act edition is structured for easy reference, making it highly useful for medical professionals, legal practitioners, and judiciary aspirants. It provides clarity on procedural requirements, regulatory obligations, and legal consequences. For doctors and healthcare providers, the book serves as a compliance guide, helping them adhere to legal standards. For lawyers and students, it offers a clear understanding of offences and enforcement mechanisms under the Act. Overall, this publication is an indispensable resource for anyone dealing with medical ethics, criminal liability, and gender justice in India.







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