Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Janani Dialogues Focuses on Reproductive Wellbeing in India
Janani Dialogues is a forum that talks about how to build families in India.
It was hosted by Oasis Fertility in Visakhapatnam and streamed live to other cities.
The event focused on the challenges people face when trying to start a family, like the biological clock, money, and work demands.
Experts like Durga G. Rao and Radhika Potluri spoke about the importance of early fertility awareness and making sure people can get good medical care.
The forum is part of a bigger conversation happening across India about how to support families.
Janani Dialogues focused on reproductive wellbeing and family building in India.
Hosted by Oasis Fertility in Visakhapatnam, with live streaming to other cities.
Experts discussed the challenges of family building, including biological, economic, and career demands.
Durga G. Rao emphasized the difficulties in planning families due to modern life factors.
Radhika Potluri highlighted the importance of early fertility awareness and access to quality care.
- Who
- Healthcare professionals, referring clinicians, community stakeholders, and the general public
- What
- Janani Dialogues forum on reproductive wellbeing and family building
- When
- Date not specified
- Where
- Visakhapatnam, with live streaming to other cities
- Why
- To discuss the challenges and solutions in building a family-friendly India
Proactive Family Planning Advocates
Traditional Family Values Supporters
Approach to Family Building
Proactive Family Planning Advocates
Advocates for early fertility awareness and informed reproductive choices to address the challenges of modern family building.
Traditional Family Values Supporters
Supports traditional family values and natural family planning methods, emphasizing cultural and religious aspects.
- Event
- Janani Dialogues
- Theme
- The Parenthood Paradox: Building a Family-Friendly India
- Host
- Oasis Fertility
- Location
- Visakhapatnam, with live streaming to other cities
- Key Speakers
- Durga G. Rao, Radhika Potluri
- Total Fertility Rate
- Below replacement level in India