The government has officially announced a budget allocation of ₹248 crore for pongal gift packages, marking a significant initiative to celebrate the festival and support citizens. The announcement comes ahead of the traditional pongal festivities, which are widely celebrated across tamil Nadu and other parts of South India.

This allocation aims to provide gift packages and welfare support to eligible beneficiaries, ensuring that the festive season is inclusive and joyful for all sections of society. The official notification outlines the plans for distribution, the types of items included in the gift packages, and the timeline for delivery, reflecting a well-structured government initiative.

Officials highlighted that the move not only celebrates the cultural significance of Pongal, the harvest festival, but also provides tangible benefits to citizens, reinforcing the government’s commitment to public welfare. The ₹248 crore allocation underscores the scale of the program, making it one of the most notable festival welfare initiatives in recent years.

As the festival approaches, citizens are eagerly awaiting the distribution of the gift packages, which is expected to bring cheer and support to families across the state. This initiative has also generated positive discussions in the media, emphasizing the government’s role in promoting social welfare during cultural celebrations.

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