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Tamil Nadu extends maternity leave to 365 days for third child of state employees

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The Tamil Nadu government, led by Chief Minister Vijay, has announced a significant expansion of maternity leave for women state employees, extending it to 365 days for a third child. The decision was revealed by minister D Sarathkumar during the state assembly's demand for grants discussion. The move is intended to reinforce the government's commitment to social welfare and women's empowerment. Tamil Nadu has progressively enhanced maternity leave benefits over the years, raising the original 90-day provision to six months in 2011 and then to nine months in 2016.

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