As one enters  into new year, a scientist couple originally from South India, have brought  joy in life  of two abandoned sisters with adopting them officially.

Both work in a scientific institute have and have  adopted sisters of six and four  years of age who were living  at Dhanbad based Child Care  and Adoption centre since last one year. Both  were abamdoned by parents in Bokaro. The Bokaro Child Welfare committee had got them admitted here for better life.

Most intresting part of the story is  that the scientist couple also bought a new car on same date so that they can take the two sisters  to their "new permanent home".

The couple had also brought new cloths  and sweets for the  sisters besides those residing  their  and  waiting  for their new  parents.Both sisters were seen  beeming with joy.

Dhanbad Child Welfare Committee chairman Uttam Mukharjee said, the  sisters  have been handed  over to the couple for 60 days pre- adoption period.

He said, if all goes well they would be leglly handed ovet to the couple by deputy commission who happens to be the   competent authority in this matter after the pre- adoption period  .

The couple had applied for adoption through Central Adoption Resource Authority ( CARA) portal. After completing  the initial   legal formalities they took the kids  to their new home.

District Child Welfare officer Sadhana Kumari, Child care centre operator Neeraj Kumar, child specialist Dr Ashok Talpatra beaides others were present  while completion  of paperworks. Dr Talpatra conducted   the health  check of  the girls  in presence of the new parents .

After this now there happens to be nine kids  up to age of six  left here for legal adoption. Recentaly a five year boy was adopted by Canada based Indian couple.