One-gram gold ring for babies born in T.N. government hospitals
The Tamil Nadu government has launched the 'Thaaimaaman Thanga Mothira Thittam' scheme, providing a one-gram gold ring to babies born in government hospitals. The initiative, led by Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay, aims to honor mothers and newborns while continuing the state's focus on maternal and child health.
Why it matters
This social welfare program highlights the state's ongoing investment in public health and maternal support services.
The Tamil Nadu government has allocated ₹755.83 crore annually for the implementation of the ‘Thaaimaaman Thanga Mothira Thittam’, under which a one-gram gold ring will be provided for new-born babies delivered in government hospitals in the State to parents who are permanent residents of Tamil Nadu.
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