Chennai: Thol. Thirumavalavan has welcomed the recent credit of ₹5,000 to women beneficiaries and expressed strong support for the Chief Minister’s announcement to increase the monthly entitlement amount to ₹2,000 in the future.

The statement comes in the wake of financial assistance being credited to women under the state’s flagship welfare initiative, bringing relief and happiness to lakhs of beneficiaries.

Appreciation for Immediate Financial Support

Thirumavalavan appreciated the tamil Nadu government’s move to credit ₹5,000 directly into the bank accounts of women beneficiaries. He noted that the assistance would provide crucial support to economically vulnerable families and help women manage essential household expenses.

According to him, such welfare measures strengthen the social safety net and contribute to improving the living standards of marginalized communities.

Support for Increasing Monthly Entitlement to ₹2,000

Welcoming the announcement made by M. K. stalin regarding the future enhancement of the monthly entitlement amount to ₹2,000, Thirumavalavan stated that the decision reflects the government’s commitment to women’s empowerment.

He emphadata-sized that increasing the financial assistance would further ease the burden on women heads of families and enhance their economic independence.

Strengthening Women’s Empowerment

Thirumavalavan highlighted that direct financial support schemes play a transformative role in empowering women socially and economically. By ensuring direct benefit transfers, the government promotes transparency while also recognizing women as key contributors to household and societal development.

He reiterated that sustained welfare initiatives and progressive policy decisions are essential to achieving social justice and inclusive growth.

A Step Toward Social Equity

The Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi leader described the move as a positive step toward strengthening social equity in tamil Nadu. He expressed hope that the proposed increase would be implemented at the earliest, further reinforcing the state’s reputation as a pioneer in welfare governance.

The announcement and subsequent appreciation underline the growing political support for policies aimed at enhancing the financial security and dignity of women across the state.

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