I will just agree to disagree with you because I don't think Mauli should design her husband's dream or decide to have a baby alone. I am a wife and a mother, so I can confidently say that even the smallest scare within a few seconds is good enough for changing your mind about having a baby, because it is a life-altering decision. As for helping Nandini out, everything happened with her knowledge and cooperation, unlike Mauli designing Kunal's dream clinic for him without him contributing or knowing about it. And the example about the government doing something is not at all relevant in this context. The government is doing exactly what is expected out of it...for example, Kunal is expected to be faithful to his wife. But Mauli isn't expected to fulfil Kunal's dream. It's a different thing to gift your spouse a book they love, but laying the base of something that's linked to their individuality and purpose of existence..something they have dreamt to build from scratch for their own self, is taking it a bit too far, in my opinion.
Dear, you simply didn't read my post
Mauli didn't decide the baby thing, Kunal never had an objection to it, I remember in first few episodes Mauli was against having baby and Kunal was shown very much eager to have kids, then even a few episodes ago Kunal didn't say he doesn't want kids, he said Pahle career then family, so for Mauli the only obstacle in starting a family was Mauli herself, Kunal always wanted kids, Mauli has no idea about Kunal's new found feelings, Mauli is not deceiving Kunal by getting pregnant that would have been wrong, removing contraception is not such a big deal when both partners are ready to be parents, this is standalone observation of Kunal and Mauli's relationship.
Kunal's dream isn't a clinic and as a wife Mauli has the right to gift him a clinic, she's not taking control over his dreams because his dream is treating patients not building a clinic