Daughters of Hariti

Explore the intricate relationship between Western medical technology and traditional birthing practices in Santi Rozario's thought-provoking book, Daughters of Hariti. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2014, this compelling work spans 320 pages and delves into the profound effects that modern medical advancements have on midwives, healers, and mothers in India. Rozario raises critical questions about the safety and efficacy of Western medical practices, challenging readers to consider whether these innovations truly benefit the birthing experience or pose potential risks. This insightful examination of birth customs and public health is essential for anyone interested in midwifery, healthcare, and the cultural dynamics of childbirth in Asia. Discover the delicate balance between tradition and modernity as you navigate the complex world of maternal care in contemporary India.