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CM Vijay to launch one-gram gold ring scheme for newborns in Tamil Nadu on September 28

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Under the initiative, one-gram gold rings will be provided to babies born in government hospitals.

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay will launch a one-gram gold ring scheme for newborn babies on September 28, the state government said. Under the initiative, one-gram gold rings will be provided to babies born in government hospitals.

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