Two children of Surat's Katargam Shishugruh adopted by a Gujarati couple from New York
Two children handed over from Surat district will now spend their lives with a new family abroad.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
13 November 2026, 1:56 pm · 1 min read
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According to a report by Sandesh, two children growing up in the Katargam Shishugruh of Surat district are going to get a new life in America. A native Gujarati couple residing in New York has completed all the legal procedures for adopting these children. These children, handed over from Surat district to the Shishugruh, were receiving a safe shelter and proper upbringing here, while the institution also made continuous efforts to ensure they found a permanent family.
During this process, a native Gujarati couple living in New York, America, expressed their willingness to adopt these children. After completing all necessary verifications as part of the legal procedure, permission was granted to send the children. Following the completion of all legal proceedings for adoption as per the rules, official pre-adoption letters were handed over to this couple. After this entire process was successfully completed, the two children have been handed over to this couple from New York.
With the completion of this process, the children who grew up in the Shishugruh will now live in New York with their new American parents. These children will now start a new beginning abroad with all-round development and a bright future.
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