Dais (Traditional Midwives) have long served as trusted caregivers in India's rural communities, offering prenatal support, safe home births, and postpartum care. Their deep-rooted indigenous knowledge and natural practices make them essential to India’s maternal healthcare system, especially where modern infrastructure is limited.

SC says maternity leave is a constitutional right for all working mothers, regardless of how many kids they have.

Scandinavian countries have realized the importance of Midwife-led Maternal care. Hence several Nordic countries like Finland, Sweden, and Norway have implemented the Integration of Midwifery into Public Healthcare.

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