This document outlines the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act of 1971 and Rules of 1975 in India. The key objectives of the act are to improve maternal health by legalizing abortion services and promoting access to safe abortions. It defines terms like minor, registered medical practitioner, and place. It specifies the circumstances under which a registered medical practitioner can terminate a pregnancy of less than 12 weeks or 12 to 20 weeks. The act also describes the required experience and training for medical practitioners and the facilities that approved places for termination must have. Information in admission registers for terminations must be kept confidential and the act outlines offenses and penalties.