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Health & Family Welfare Department
Government of Tamil Nadu
Home Directorate of Family Welfare

Directorate of Family welfare

The National Family Welfare Programme is being implemented in Tamil Nadu since 1956 purely on voluntary basis. It is viewed and implemented as people's programme aimed to raise the Standard of living of the people and improve the Maternal and Child Health and thereby reduce population growth. Tamil Nadu now follows the "Community Needs Assessment Approach" to implement the Family Welfare and Maternal & Child Health programmes in the State.

Family Welfare Programme is intended to provide maternal and child health care and thereby to bring down the birth rate. It is also intended to avoid higher order of birth (i.e. third and above order of birth in a family) and prevention of female foeticide and female infanticide. This is a countrywide programme implemented with the 100% financial assistance from Government of India.

Indicators and Goals:

As per SRS the demographic scenario of Tamil Nadu for 2014 is furnished below :

  1. Crude Birth Rate     15.4/1000 population
  2. Crude Death Rate     7.0/1000 population
  3. Infant Mortality Rate   20.0/1000 live births(RGI 2011-13)
  4. Maternal Mortality Ratio  79/100000 live births (GRI 2010 - 12)
  5. Natural Growth Rate   0.84 percent

Health and Family Welfare Department - Government of Tamil Nadu is attempting to achieve the following demographic goals in Tamil Nadu by the end of the Twelfth Five Year Plan (2012 - 2017).

1 Maternal Mortality Ratio 44/100000 Live Births
2 Total Fertility Rate 1.6
3 Infant Morality Rate 13/1000 Live Births
4 Crude Birth Rate 14/1000 Population

State Commission on Population:

The Government of Tamil Nadu have constituted "State Commission on Population" under the Chairmanship of Hon'ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. The State Commission on Population has been constituted to oversee and review "State Population Policy 2007" in the State.

Organization Structure

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  1. Directorate of Family Welfare

    1. Administrative
      Wing

      1. Joint Director
        (Administration)

        1. Stores Officer

          1. Establishment
            Sections & Stores
            Section

    2. Programme
      Wing

      1. Joint Director
        (MTP)

        1. Joint Director
          (Demo)

          1. D & E Cell
            & Program
            Section

        2. Deputy Director
          (Inspection)

          1. Deputy Director
            (SPPC)

            1. Quality Assurance
              & Insurance

          2. Program Section
            & Store Section

    3. I E C
      Wing

      1. Deputy Director
        (I E C)

        1. MEIO

          1. I E C section

        2. Editor

          1. Press & Publishing

    4. Account Wing

      1. CAO

        1. Accounts Officer
          & Asst. Accounts
          Officer

          1. Budget, Audit
            & Program Section

DD(I) - Deputy Director (Inspection)

MTP - Medical Termination Of Pregnancy

IEC - Information, Education And Communication

MEIO - Mass Education & Information OfficerMTP - Medical Termination Of Pregnancy

Service Facilities

Family Welfare Centres:-

The following family welfare centers are functioning to render Family Welfare Services in the State.

1 Post Partum Centres 110
2 Urban Family Welfare Centres 108
3 Urban Health Posts 193
4 Rural Family Welfare Centres 382
5 Approved Nursing Homes 2136
6 Voluntary Organisation 27

Family Welfare and Maternal and Child Health activities are carried out in Tamil Nadu through these Centers. Out of the total Sterilization Performance in the State 61.7% of Sterilization are performed in the Government institutions, 4.4% in Voluntary Organizations, 28.7% in approved Nursing Homes, 2.7% in local bodies and 2.5% in unapproved Nursing Homes as on March 2016.

Services:-

  • Ante Natal Registration
  • Screening of High Risk Pregnancy and Follow-up
  • Anaemia Correction
  • TT Immunization
  • Intra-natal Care, Emergency Obstetric Services, Post Natal Care
  • New born Care, Child Immunisation
  • Family Welfare Services
  • Family Welfare Temporary Methods
    • IUD insertion and follow-up
    • MTP with IUD and OP
    • Condom Distribution
    • Oral Pill distribution & follow-up
  • Family Welfare Permanent Methods
    • TAT,PS, Laparoscopic Sterilisation and MTP with Tubectomy, No Scalpel Vasectomy, Minilap.
  • MTP Services
    • At PHC level upto 8 weeks of Pregnancy
    • At PPC and UFWC level upto 20 weeks of Pregnancy
    • Trained Doctors and Equipments available
  • Micro Surgery: Re-canalisation and Infertility
  • Cancer Screening: PAP Smear Test Facility

No Scalpel Vasectomy (NSV):

The method of No Scalpel Vasectomy for males is very simple and has the following advantages:

  • Very simple
  • This can be done in a matter of 5 minutes without knife & suture and the patient can be discharged after a few hours and can resume normal duties on the same day.
  • NSV is not a hindrance to strenuous activities.
  • There is no fear of loosing manliness.
  • No need to stay in Hospitals.

NSV service is available in all Medical College Hospitals, Government Hospitals and in selected Primary Health Centres.

Hence, NSV is performed for male those who are interested as well as alternative choice for those wives are not fit for sterilisation like anaemia, heart diseases, infection etc. raise upto the occasion and be a source of removal of gender inequality. More higher order births (More than 2 children) can be reduced if males accept NSV and the Birth Rate of Tamil Nadu can be brought down to 14 per 1000 population in 2017 A.D. from the present level of 15.4 per 1000 population.

Qualification for the doctors doing family planning sterilizations:

As per the Directions of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India passed in W.P. No. 209/ 2003 (recorded on 26.7.2007) have made clear guidelines for the doctors who are doing sterilizations. As per the guidelines the ordinary sterilization operation can be carried out by the trained MBBs doctors and such doctors who are authorized by the DQAC to conduct the operations and those doctors who possess MBBS qualification with DGO / MD (Gynecology) / MS surgery and or trained for Laparoscopic surgery, can perform the Laparoscopic surgeries.

Institutional Deliveries: -

  • Ante Natal Registration
  • Screening of High Risk Pregnancy and Follow-up
  • Anaemia Correction
  • TT Immunization
  • Intra-natal Care, Emergency Obstetric Services, Post Natal Care
  • New born Care, Child Immunisation
  • Gender issues & sensitisation

Institutional Delivery alone is safe for Mother and Child.

  • The pregnant mother should gain a minimum of 10 kg weight during pregnancy period, then only the new born child will be of 3 kg weight.
  • For better maternal and child health care and to avoid anemia during pregnancy the pregnant mother should take Iron Folic Acid Tablets, more Vegetables, Green leaves, Milk and Fruits.

Awareness on Scan

Taking scan is a boon for maternal and child health. However, it should not be misused .

  • Scanning should be taken only on the medical advice of Registered Medical Practitioners.
  • Scanning should be restricted for diagnosing the health of the foetus only. It should not be used for sex determination, which is punishable under the Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Regulation and Prevention of Misuse) Act, 1994.
  • Operating the Scan Centres without the License, Doctors recommending Unapproved Scan Centres for taking Scan is punishable under the same act.
  • If the Public come to know about the functioning of unapproved Scan Centres and the incidence of female infanticide, they may inform the same to the following address:

Joint Director of Health Services as well as the Director of Medical and Rural Health Services, Chennai - 600 006.

Family Welfare Temporary Methods

  • IUD insertion and Follow-up
  • MTP with IUD and OP
  • Condom Distribution
  • Oral Pill distribution and follow-up

IUD - Copper 'T'

  • To avoid pregnancy after childbirth Cu 'T' can be inserted for 3-5 years.
  • Inserted in all Government Hospitals and Primary Health Centres at free of cost.
  • Those who do not prefer sterilisation can use Cu 'T'.
  • After menstruation i.e. 3-5 days, after childbirth, after MTP, Copper - 'T' can be inserted.

Oral Pill Contraceptive

  • Harmless.
  • All mothers, mothers who are not fit for sterilisation and to postpone pregnancy; used for two years.
  • Prevent pregnancy; to regulate menstruation cycle and excess bleeding, stomach pain, cancer and Ectopic pregnancy can be avoided.
  • If they need childbirth, they can stop taking oral pill.
  • Available in all Government institutions at free of cost.

Family Welfare Permanent Methods

  • TAT, PS, Laparoscopic Sterilisation and MTP with Tubectomy, No Scalpel Vasectomy.

Family Planning Operation through Laprascopy

  • It can be performed within few minutes.
  • No hospitalisation is necessary and go home on the same day.
  • Simple and has no side effect.
  • Can do normal work immediately.

Female Sterilisation (Tubectomy)

  • After delivery or 5th day after menstruation can be performed.
  • With MTP also be performed.
  • Service available at all Government institutions and approved nursing homes.

No Scalpal Vasectomy for Males

  • Can be performed within 3 minutes without knife & stitch.
  • No impotency.
  • Happy married life in assured.
  • There is no hindrance for hard work.
  • Planned family is possible.
  • Hospitalisation is not necessary.

ENCOURAGE MALES FOR ACCEPTANCE OF NSV TO REDUCE THE BURDEN OF FEMALES.

Why the ideal age at Marriage for Girls would be 21 years?

  • Girls attaining puberty is not an indication for their marriage.
  • After 21 years only Girls are physically and mentally fit for family life.
  • It is better for Girls to marry after college education.
  • For safe motherhood and healthy baby, the ideal age for female is 23-27.

Medical Termination of Pregnancy Services

  • At PHC level upto 8 weeks of Pregnancy
  • At PPC and UFWC level upto 20 weeks of Pregnancy
  • Trained Doctors and Equipments available

Medical Termination of Pregnancy

  • To be done by Medical personnel only.
  • All Government Hospitals and Primary Health Centres can perform Plain MTP or MTP with Sterilisation at free of cost.
  • To be done in hygienic conditions.
  • Simple and harmless.

Service Centres

Family Welfare Centres: -

The following family welfare centers are functioning to render Family Welfare Services in the State.

Programmes:

  • Registration of pregnant mothers by 12th week of pregnancy and providing antenatal, natal and post-natal services.
  • Providing immunization services for all the children.
  • Sterilization facilities for willing father and mother.
  • Providing temporary family welfare methods like Copper-T insertion, Oral pill cycles and condoms for spacing between births.
  • Medical Termination of Pregnancy services are also available in government hospitals and approved private nursing homes.
  • Emergency contraception.

I.E.C Activities:

  1. Information, Education and Communication (IEC) is an important component in the Family Welfare Programme both at the State and the District level.
  2. At the State Level activities like screening of the Family Welfare Messages through Closed Circuit T.V. in main Bus stands throughout State, displaying through Electronic display Boards, preparation of PVC Stickers for display in autos and transport buses, prepration of P.V.C. from Board , Acrylic Boards, Cloth Banners, Audio & Video Cassettes, are carried out.
  3. At District level, various publicity activities are carried out through Women's Development Corporation. IEC Activities also carried out through C.C.TV. Family Welfare leaders camps at Block and District level, Seminar for Population Education for College students, Exhibition, Group discussions are being held.

Incentives

1. Compensation:

Sterilization is free for all acceptors. During hospitalization for delivery followed by sterilization, diet, medicine and transport are also free. In addition, based on the approval of Mission steering group of National Rural Health Mission, Government of India have revised Compensation Package for the acceptors of Male and Female sterilizations to boost up overall performance and same is being implement with effect from 3.6.2008.

Details of Health Facility Govt. / Local Body Institutions Approved Health Facilities and NGOs
Sterilization procedure Vasectomy
(All category)		 Tubectomy Vasectomy
(All category)		 Tubectomy
Compensation (per case) Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs.
(i) Acceptor 1100 600 250 Nil Nil Nil
(ii) Motivator 200 150 150 200 150 Nil
(iii) Drugs & Dressings 50 100 100 Nil Nil Nil
(iv) Surgeons Fees 100 75 75 Nil Nil Nil
(v) Anesthetists charges Nil 25 25 Nil Nil Nil
(vi) Staff Nurse Fee (LHV / ANM are also eligible in camp duty in the absence of Staff Nurse) 15 15 15 Nil Nil Nil
(vii) Operation Theatre Technicians 15 15 15 Nil Nil Nil
(viii) Tamil Nadu Miscellaneous Purpose Fund (Refreshment charges Rs.10 + camp arrangement Rs. 10-per case) 20 20 20 Nil Nil Nil
(ix) Health Facilities Nil Nil Nil 1300 1350 Nil
TOTAL 1500 1000 650 1500 1500 Nil

2. Other benefits:

For undergoing sterilization, government servant and their spouse are eligible for the grant of leave as follows:

A Women government servant undergoing sterilization 20 days special casual leave
B Male government servant undergoing sterilization 8 days special casual leave
C Husband is eligible while wife undergoes sterilization 7 days special casual leave

For Medical Termination of Pregnancy the women government servant are eligible for leave as follows:

A Women government servant with two living children 6 weeks (two times)
B Women government servant with one living child 6 weeks (three times)

3. Family Planning Insurance Scheme for male and female sterilization acceptors:

The name of the scheme is "FAMILY PLANNING INDEMNITY SCHEME (FPIS)"

i. Objective:

The objective of “Family Planning Indemnity Scheme” is to take care of the cases of Failure of Sterilisation, Medical Complications or Death resulting from sterilization, and also to provide Indemnity Cover to the Doctor / Health Facility performing Sterilisation procedure.

ii. Eligible beneficiaries / Doctors / Health Services Providers:

  • All persons undergoing sterilization operations in Public Health Facility and Health Facilities of Non-Government and private sectors empanelled / accredited with district health authority are covered under Section I-A,I-B,I-C and I-D of the scheme.
  • The consent form filled by the person at the time of enrolling himself/herself for sterilization operation duly countersigned at the Medical facility shall be proof of coverage under the scheme.
  • All the Doctors/Health Facilities including Doctors/Health Facilities of Central, state, Local-Self Governments, other Public Sectors and all the Accredited Doctors/Health Facilities of Non-Government and Private Sectors Empanelled/Accredited with district health authority and conducting such operations are covered under Section-II of the scheme..

iii. Benefits:

The scheme shall provide coverage for Death following sterilization operation (inclusive of death during process of sterilization operation), Failure of sterilization, treatment expenses arising out of Complications due to sterilization operation and Indemnity Cover to Doctors/Health Facilities due to sterilization operation.

The scheme shall provide the following benefits:

SECTION CRITERIA INSURANCE CLAIM
A Death following sterilization (inclusive of death during process of sterilization operation) in hospital or within 7 days from the date of discharge from the hospital Rs. 2 lakh
B Death following sterilization within 8-30 days from the date of discharge from the hospital Rs.50,000/-
C Failure of Sterilisation Rs.30,000/-
D Cost of treatment in hospital and upto 60 days arising out of complication following sterilization operation (inclusive of complication during process of sterilization operation) from the date of discharge. Actual not exceeding Rs.25,000/-
E Indemnity per doctor/Health Facilities but not more than 4 in a year. Upto Rs.2 Lakh per claim

Statistics







Year MTP Performance
1997-98 49954
1998-99 56206
1999-00 61282
2000-01 60999
2001-02 68659
2002-03 73335
2003-04 73372
2004-05 72710
2005-06 71128
2006-07 64742
2007-08 63875
2008-09 59759
2009-10 60743
2010-11 57893
2011-12 58867
2012-13 59470
2013-14 62499
2014-15 62991
2015-16 63166

Publications

Issues brought out by Family Welfare Department:

Click Here To View The Monthly Bulletin On Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Sep 2019.

Click Here To View The Monthly Bulletin On Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Aug 2019.

Click Here To View The Monthly Bulletin On Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Jul 2019.

Click Here To View The Monthly Bulletin On Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Jun 2019.

Click Here To View The Monthly Bulletin On Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - May 2019.

Click Here To View The Monthly Bulletin On Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Apr 2019.

Click Here To View The Monthly Bulletin On Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Mar 2019.

Click Here To View The Monthly Bulletin On Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Mar 2018.

Click Here To View The Monthly Bulletin On Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Mar 2017.

Click Here To View The Monthly Bulletin On Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Mar 2016.

Click here to view the monthly Bulletin on Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Mar 2015.

Click here to view the monthly Bulletin on Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Mar 2014.

Click here to view the monthly Bulletin on Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Mar 2013.

Click here to view the monthly Bulletin on Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Mar 2012.

Click here to view the monthly Bulletin on Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Mar 2011.

Click here to view the monthly Bulletin on Family Welfare performance in Tamil Nadu - Mar 2010.

Other Publications

ANALYTICAL REPORT ON RETENTION RATE OF IUCD ACCEPTOR:

ANALYTICAL_REPORT_ON_RETENTION_RATE_OF_IUCD_ACCEPTOR.

CPR STUDY 2005:

CPR STUDY 2005.

ANALYTICAL REPORT DEATH ARISING OUT OF STERILIZATION PROCEDURE:

Analytical Report Death Arising Out of Sterilization Procedure - 2008 & 2009 in Tamil Nadu.

FINDINGS OF PPIUCD STUDY IN TAMIL NADU:

Findings Of PPIUCD Study In Tamil Nadu.

MTP ACT 1971 AMENDED IN 2002 CERTAIN GUIDELINES:

MTP Act 1971 Amended In 2002 - Certain Guidelines.

Health Indicators

Library

A Mini library in the Family Welfare Department has been set up in the year 2000. It has a lot of Programme oriented books which consists of Demography, Family Welfare, Health related issues Infant and Maternal Mortality, Nutritional status, etc.,. Students from colleges used to visit the library quite often for reference purposes.

The contact address is:

Directorate of Family Welfare,
Library Section,
359, Anna Salai, DMS Complex,
Chennai- 6.
Phone No.044-24320933.
Fax No. 044-24320933.

Dignitaries of Directorate of Family Welfare

S.No. Name and Designation Email ID Office Phone Number
1 Dr. V.P.Hari Sundari, MBBS, DCH,
Director of Family Welfare		 [email protected], [email protected] 044 - 29510345
2 Dr. G. Indumathi, MBBS,
DD Project Officer (MTP) in the cadre of Joint Director		 [email protected] 044 - 29510348
3 Dr.V. Vijayakumar, MBBS.,
DDVL Deputy Director (Inspection)		 [email protected] 044 - 29510351
4 Tmt. S. Premavathi
Joint Director (Admin) (iI/c)		 [email protected] 044 - 29510351
5 Thiru. G. Jagannathan, MA, MPS,
Joint Director (Demography) (i/c)		 [email protected] 044 - 29510347
6 Thiru. P. V. Sunil Kumar
Chief Accounts Officer (i/c)		 [email protected] 044 - 29510351
7 Thiru.S.Loganathan, MA,
DHPE Deputy Director [IEC] (i/c)		 [email protected] 044 - 29510349
8 Vacant
Social Scientist		 [email protected] 044 - 29510346
9 Thiru. P. V. Sunil Kumar
Accounts Officer		 [email protected] 044 - 29510351
10 Thiru. G. Jagannathan, MA, MPS,
Statistical Officer		 [email protected] 044 - 29510346
11 Vacant
Statistical Officer		 [email protected] 044 - 29510346
12 Tmt. N. Shanthi,
Stores Officer		 [email protected] 044 - 29510351
13 Vacant
Asst. Accounts Officer		 [email protected] 044 - 29510351

Deputy Directors of Medical, Rural Health Services and Family Welfare (Name and Telephone Nos.)

S.No. Name of the District Name Office Phone Number Email Id
1 Chennai Dr. M.S.Hemalatha, MBBS, DGO 044-25619338 / 25619646 [email protected]
2 Coimbatore Dr. Krishna, MBBS., DGO., (i/c) 0422-2221711 [email protected]
3 Dharmapuri Dr. G. Manimegalai, MBBS, DGO., (i/c) 04342-268660 [email protected]
4 Dindigul Dr.G. Poongothai, MBBS., 0451-2432226 [email protected]
5 Erode Dr. N. N. Rajsekaran, MD, DCH 0424-2253087 [email protected]
6 Kancheepuram Dr. V. Manimegalai, MBBS, DGO 044-27260067 [email protected]
7 Kanyakumari Dr. V. S. Padma, MBBS, DMRD, (i/c) 04652-227893 [email protected]
8 Madurai Dr. K. Latha, MS 0452-2641937 [email protected]
9 Nagapattinam Dr.R. Mahendran, MD., (i/c) 04365-249233 [email protected]
10 Perambalur & Ariyalur Dr. Thirumal, MS, MCH (i/c) 04328-225422 [email protected]
11 Pudukottai Dr. N.Malarvizhi, MBBS, DGO 04322-222006 [email protected]
12 Ramnad Dr. A.Krishnamoorthi, MD (i/c), 04567-220719 [email protected]
13 Salem Dr. M. Valarmathi, MBBS 0427-2210678 [email protected]
14 Sivagangai Dr. K. Yogavathi, MBBS, DGO 04575-240549 [email protected]
15 Thanjavur Dr. D.Rani, MD, DGO (i/c) 04362-230019 [email protected]
16 The Nilgiris Dr. V. Nirmala, MBBS., DGO 0423-2443954 [email protected]
17 Theni Dr. K. Asokan, MD., 04546-232050 [email protected]
18 Thoothukudi Dr.P.Pon Esakki, MBBS,DCH (i/c) 0461-2320422 [email protected]
19 Thirunelveli Dr. A.Mohideen Ahmed, MBBS,(i/c) 0462-2577330 [email protected]
20 Tiruvallur Dr. M. A. Elangovan, MD., 044-27662064 [email protected]
21 Tiruvannamalai Dr. A. S. Anbarassi, MBBS, DPHM., 04175-235051 [email protected]
22 Trichy Dr. C.G.Gopinath, MS (i/c) 0431-2460695 [email protected]
23 Vellore Dr. A.Kennady, MBBS, DLO (i/c) 0416-2221322 [email protected]
24 Villupuram Dr. S.Nehru, MS (Opthal) (i/c) 04146-220059 [email protected]com
25 Virudhunagar Dr.N.Babuji, MBBS, MS, MCH (i/c) 04562-252745 [email protected]

Deputy Directors of Medical, Rural Health Services and Family Welfare incharge of FW activities

S.No. Name of the District Name Office Phone Number Email Id
1 Cuddalore Dr. P.N.Rameshbabu, MBBS, DCH 04142-220485 [email protected]
2 Karur Dr. C.G.Gopinath, MS 04324-239902 [email protected]
3 Krishnagiri Dr. G.Manimegalai, MBBS, DGO 04343-232802 [email protected]
4 Namakkal Dr. M. Valarmathi, MBBS., 04286-224230 [email protected]
5 Thiruvarur Dr. R. Mahendran, MD., 04365-241100 [email protected]
6 Tiruppur Dr. P. Krishna, MBBS, DGO., (i/c) 0422-2221711 [email protected]

Quality in Family Planning

State

  1. State Quality Assurance Committee
  2. State Indemnity Subcommittee
  3. FPIS Status
  4. Death Audit Report

District

  1. District Quality Assurance Committee & District Indemnity Subcommittee
    1. Ariyalur
    2. Chennai
    3. Coimbatore
    4. Cuddalore
    5. Dharmapuri
    6. Dindigul
    7. Erode
    8. Kancheepuram
    9. Kanniyakumari
    10. Karur
    11. Krishnagiri
    12. Madurai
    13. Nagapattinam
    14. Namakkal
    15. Nilgrils
    16. Perambalur
    17. Pudukottai
    18. Ramanathapuram
    19. Salem
    20. Sivaganga
    21. Thoothukudi
    22. Thirunelvelli
    23. Thanjavur
    24. Theni
    25. Thiruvallur
    26. Thiruchirapalli
    27. Thiruppur
    28. Thiruvanamalai
    29. Thiruvarur
    30. Vellore
    31. Villupuram
    32. Virudhunagar
  2. List of Empanelled Sterilization Provides
    1. Ariyalur & Perambalur
    2. Chennai
    3. Coimbatore & Thiruppur
    4. Cuddalore
    5. Dharmapuri
    6. Dindigul
    7. Erode
    8. Kancheepuram
    9. Kanniyakumari
    10. Karur
    11. Krishnagiri
    12. Madurai
    13. Nagai & Thiruvarur
    14. Namakkal
    15. Nilgrils
    16. Pudukottai
    17. Ramanathapuram
    18. Salem
    19. Sivaganga
    20. Thoothukudi
    21. Thirunelvelli
    22. Thanjavur
    23. Theni
    24. Thiruvallur
    25. Thiruchirapalli
    26. Thiruvanamalai
    27. Vellore
    28. Villupuram
    29. Virudhunagar
  3. FPIS Status
    1. Ariyalur & Perambalur
    2. Chennai
    3. Coimbatore & Thiruppur
    4. Cuddalore
    5. Dharmapuri & Krishnagiri
    6. Dindigul
    7. Erode
    8. Kancheepuram
    9. Kanniyakumari
    10. Karur & Thiruchirapalli
    11. Madurai
    12. Nagai & Thiruvarur
    13. Namakkal
    14. Nilgrils
    15. Pudukottai
    16. Ramanathapuram
    17. Salem
    18. Sivaganga
    19. Thoothukudi
    20. Thirunelvelli
    21. Thanjavur
    22. Theni
    23. Thiruvallur
    24. Thiruvanamalai
    25. Vellore
    26. Villupuram
    27. Virudhunagar
  4. Death Audit Report
    1. Ariyalur & Perambalur
    2. Chennai
    3. Coimbatore & Thiruppur
    4. Cuddalore
    5. Dharmapuri & Krishnagiri
      • Dindigul
    6. Erode
    7. Kancheepuram
    8. Kanniyakumari
    9. Karur & Trichy
    10. Madurai
    11. Nagai & Thiruvarur
    12. Namakkal
    13. Nilgrils
    14. Pudukottai
    15. Ramanathapuram
    16. Salem
    17. Sivaganga
    18. Thoothukudi
    19. Thirunelvelli
    20. Thanjavur
    21. Theni
    22. Thiruvallur
    23. Thiruvanamalai
    24. Vellore
    25. Villupuram
    26. Virudhunagar
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