Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah lauds NewsFirst's interview with third gender person on Grihalaxmi policy

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  • Karnataka CM highlights Grihalaxmi policy’s inclusion of the third-gender community
  • Pranati Prakash from Mysuru expresses happiness over receiving grants under the scheme
  • CM reaffirms commitment to empowering marginalized and gender minority groups

Karnataka Chief Minister took note of a report by the NewsFirst team, which featured an interview with Pranati Prakash, a third-gender individual from Mysuru. The interview, conducted by correspondent Ravi Pandvapura, showcased Pranati's positive response to the extension of the Grihalaxmi policy to the third-gender community.

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In his tweet, the CM acknowledged their happiness over receiving grants under the scheme. He emphasized that the inclusion of the third gender in the policy reflects the government’s commitment to mainstreaming gender minorities alongside women. The move aims to empower marginalized groups and provide them with equal opportunities.


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The CM further highlighted that such measures are a testament to his government’s efforts to address the needs of gender minorities and ensure their active participation in society. He reaffirmed his administration's dedication to supporting all sections of society requiring governmental backing, regardless of their background.

The Grihalaxmi policy, initially focused on women’s empowerment, was recently expanded to include members of the third-gender community, signaling a progressive step towards inclusivity and equality. This initiative aligns with the government’s broader agenda of fostering a more equitable society.

The recognition of Pranati Prakash’s remarks and the policy’s extension underscores the government’s resolve to bridge social gaps and promote dignity for all.

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