Today, some countries are troubled by the increasing population, while many countries are worried about increasing the population.The governments of a country with an increasing population give economic incentives to the citizens who produce more children. You might be surprised to hear this, but it is true.In such a situation, today we are going to tell you about a country where the mother is given a gold medal for producing more than seven children.
‘Hero Mothers’ medal is given to the mothers who increase the birth rate of the country
Actually, the country we are talking about is Kazakhstan. Large families are being promoted in Kazakhstan.The government here wants that there should be more children in the family. In such a situation, the ‘Hero Mothers’ medal is given to the mothers who increase the birth rate of the country.If there are six children in the family, the mother is given a silver medal, while the mother who produces seven or more children is given a gold medal.
Get government allowance every month
Raushan Kozomkulova, a Kazakhstani, is the mother of 10 children, so she has both silver and gold medals. She is proud of this achievement. There are eight girls and two boys in their house.Let us tell you that after getting the gold medal, she is entitled to government allowance throughout his life. At the same time, Baktigul Halykbaeva has six children. For this she has got a silver medal and gets government allowance every month.
We need more children in our country: Aksana
According to reports, mothers who do not win medals can also get government assistance.Families with four children are also given the allowance until the children are 21 years old.”Our government policy is that we need more children in our country. Everyone always talks about having more children, which will make our population bigger,” says Aksana Eluseova of Kazakhstan’s Department of Labor and Social Programs.
The Soviet Union started the system of medals
The practice of awarding medals and giving financial help to mothers started during the time of the Soviet Union. The ‘Mother Heroine’ award was instituted by the Soviet Union in 1944. It was given to families with 10 or more children.
Keeping the birth rate high is the priority of the government of Kazakhstan
Compared to the Soviet Union, this award is also available to small families in Kazakhstan, as keeping the birth rate high is a priority for the government of Kazakhstan.To be called a Hero Mother, it is now necessary to have at least four children.Apart from this, the government also gives financial assistance to pregnant women and single mothers. Women who have less than four children do not receive any monthly payments.
