In such cases children could neither be called as orphans nor be of parents nor of society. This is a mind boggling thought as in vitro fertilization technique is understood to have been socially accepted. There is a question mark over the future of cloned humans. The concept of parenthood needs to be debated and rights to be advocated. We should also discuss whether we should be subjective or objective while utilizing this raging technique for either purpose.
Education is the necessary tool to overcome uncertainty in the responses.
These include the areas where judicial use of cloning would be applicable like use for medical purpose and in extreme cases of infertility. Of course we should avoid the use of this to clone humans. The respondents also see no justification to clone world famous personalities. The paper concludes with a strong plea for developing global bioethics education to address the scientific cultural needs and growing global social complexities. It also affirms the colossal ethical concerns among the Indian educated community and genuine reasons deeply rooted in the blood which impediments them to give a tacit consent for any scientific developments when extrapolated to humans and humanity.