In Brief
- Tamil Nadu CM launched a scheme giving 1-gram gold rings to babies born in government hospitals.
- The scheme aims to promote social welfare and support newborn families in the state.
- The gold rings are provided free to newborns in public healthcare facilities.
- This initiative reflects the government’s focus on inclusive welfare programs for citizens.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister officially launched a new welfare scheme providing one gram gold rings to babies born in government hospitals across the state. The initiative aims to offer a tangible social benefit to families delivering in public healthcare institutions, encouraging institutional deliveries and supporting newborn welfare.
Under the scheme, every newborn in a state-run hospital will receive a gold ring weighing one gram at no cost to the family. The government’s announcement highlights its commitment to inclusive social welfare and improving maternal and child healthcare outcomes.
This launch forms part of broader efforts to enhance public healthcare services and provide direct benefits to citizens. The scheme is expected to bolster government healthcare usage and bring additional support to families from all socioeconomic backgrounds.
The Chief Minister emphasized the importance of such programs in fostering social equality and enhancing the well-being of citizens from birth onwards.
