Andhra CM N Chandrababu Naidu picked up financial incentives for more children. Bharat News

Vijayawada: Andhra Pradesh, who once amended his laws with more than two children contesting the panchayat and municipal elections, now plans to abandon the fertility rate and to encourage large families as a strategy to focus on the fertility rate and focus on Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu terms. Naidu told TOI before completing one year in the office on 12 June, “I am giving financial incentives to a family as a unit. Large families can get high incentives.”He said, “As part of ‘zero poverty’ initiative, I have already rolled an interesting model in which rich people will adopt poor families. It will not only bridic income inequalities, but will also ensure the welfare of the whole family,” he said.The four -time CM, a lawyer of the population management, said that the current demographic in the southern states needs a government to see its strategies again.With current fertility rate, Andhra will have to face serious problems: CMThere is a need to increase fertility rate in Andhra Pradesh. At the current rate, AP will have to face serious problems … That’s why I am thinking of large families, “CM N Chandrababu Naidu said. She recently announced that women employees can take advantage of motherhood at any time.” It was limited only twice. We have lifted the sanctions, ”he said.The state government also made it mandatory for every organization to provide childcare centers at workplaces. Naidu announced a financial assistance of Rs 15,000 for each school children. “We give this money directly to the mothers of the students. In addition, the NDA government in AP plans to announce financial assistance to couples to be more children.” The first implemented policy on future candidates for panchayat and municipal elections has been reversed.In 2023, Sikkim announced incentive to have more children for indigenous people. Mizoram is also encouraging tribal couples to have more than two children. Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin recently said that with the emphasis on the population-based delimitation of the constituencies of the Center, people in the state needed to have more children.