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Since traditional system of arranged marriage are not popular nowadays and many marriages begin with live in relation, so it was decided to conduct this programme and encourage already married couples to maintain proper spacing between children, he asked Asha workers to provide kit to those couple who are newly married and educate them for proper spacing for better health of child and mother and also to encourage institutional delivery of a child.
CDPO Tawang Dondup Pema, highlighted about the similar schemes under Women and Child Development deptt, She informed that Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana (PMMVY) is provided in three instalment through DBT mode to beneficiaries account Speaking about marriage registration she said marriage without registration is not legal.
Later Gynecologist Dr.Tenzin Kunga briefed the Ashas health workers on mother and child health, and time required for full body recovery of a mother after child birth.