A woman in India could make the
record books as one of the oldest ever
to give birth.
Daljinder Kaur, who's believed to be at
least 70 years old, gave birth to a son
named Arman (meaning "wish" in
Hindi) on April 19. The baby was the
first for Kaur and her 79-year-old
husband, Mohinder Singh Gill, after
nearly five decades of marriage.
"I feel blessed to be able to hold my
own baby. I had lost hope of becoming
a mother ever," said Kaur, who
underwent two years of IVF treatment
and had two failed attempts earlier.
"Everyone asked me to adopt a baby,
but I never wanted to. I had faith in
Almighty, and knew I will bear my
child one day," The Times of India
quoted Kaur.
The baby, Arman, is healthy, according
to reports.
Daljinder Kaur says she is 70 years old.
But the clinic in the Indian state of
Haryana, National Fertility and Test
Tube Baby Centre, which helped Kaur
become pregnant, put her age at 72.
Many people in India, particularly
those now over 50, don't know their
exact age because they don't have birth
certificates.

Congratulations.