New ministry to increase population in Singapore!

The Dhaka Times Desk While other countries in the world are moving forward with various programs to prevent population growth, news has come out that Singapore is thinking about creating a new ministry to increase population.

According to online news, young people in Singapore are reluctant to get married and have children. As a result, the country's government is very worried. It has been decided to open a new ministry to solve the problem. This ministry will start working from November. News from Deutsche Welle. A recent survey found that 44 percent of young people aged 30 to 34 in Singapore are still unmarried. Among girls, this rate is 31 percent. Mary Chan, a 32-year-old young woman, said, "I spent all my energy studying and getting a good job." My hobby is buying expensive shoes and handbags. It is not possible to fulfill that hobby if you have children. This problem has been heard for a long time. As a result, efforts have already been made by the government to encourage young people to get married and have children. For example, support to charitable organizations, extension of maternity leave, financial support for adoption of children, etc. If a couple has their first child, they are given up to six and a half lakh taka as a bonus by the government. Later, if you have a child again, the government gives you a bonus. But now the government is busy looking for reasons why the youth are not interested despite these facilities. However, National University of Singapore Professor Tan Eronser believes that raising children in the current era has become quite an expensive affair. As a result young people are not interested in it. His comments are supported by mother of two Genevieve Lee.