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Jawahirullah urges TVK government to reconsider gold ring scheme

Jawahirullah urges TVK government to reconsider gold ring scheme
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Tamil Nadu MLA M.H. Jawahirullah has criticized the state government's plan to provide gold rings to newborns, arguing that funds should instead be directed toward improving maternity infrastructure. He highlighted critical shortages in medical staff and equipment in rural government hospitals.

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The debate underscores the tension between symbolic welfare schemes and the practical necessity of funding essential public services in developing regions.

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Nagapattinam MLA M.H. Jawahirullah has urged the Tamil Nadu government to reconsider its proposed scheme of providing gold rings to newborn babies and instead allocate the funds toward improving maternity care infrastructure in government hospitals, particularly in rural areas.

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