The 2012 film ‘Vicky Doner’ presented serious issues like Sprim Donation in front of the people of India. This film was not only hit the Vilishaman Khuranana and Yami Gautam actor, but also touched a subject, which was prohibited. Today, even after 13 years, the country’s release, the country has many misconceptions and social restrictions. People want to understand this, but still reluctant to talk openly.
Learn how earns in India
Today there are many registered sperm banks and reproductive clinics in India, who pay sperm donors pay. For each donation, Doner gets Rs. 500 to Rs. 2,000. If a person donates twice a week, he can earn Rs 4,000. In large cities like Mumbai and Bangalore, the amount can go to Rs 15,000.
But an important thing is that the earnings of the Doner also depends on her profile. If a donor has a good educational qualifications or some physical qualities have some physical qualities – such as the blonde skin, blue eyes, a long time. Many breeding clinics consider such donors ‘premium donors’ and pay them at special rates.
Donations abroad has become a larger
In countries like India, US, Europe and Australia are considered a respectable and useful work. In the US CATTAL excitement bank, a donor can help a donor to Rs 1.26 lakh for Rs 1.26 lakh for a donation. In California, the price of a sample is up to 12,600.
International sperm bank such as Cyios International, offer $ 35 (about Rs 3,000) and $ 250 bonus for every 10 donations. In such a situation, some donor has earned up to Rs 60,000 and Rs 8.4 lakh in six months. Not only that, in these lands, the donors are also available to free health checks, genital power tests and features such as annual physical examination.
Large disclosure on social media
Recently a man revealed the social media that he was donating sperm for many years and reached 2.5 lakh per month. He claimed that there are thousands of organic children around his world. However, according to the law, he has no authority to get or contact the children. But when they become 18 years old, they can contact him.
The man’s story was viral on social media because it was very different from normal thinking in India. While people in India still accept it, it has become a whole industry in many parts of the world.