Chief Minister Launches Scheme for Teachers: Up to Rs 5 Lakh in Cashless Treatment

Scheme Inaugurated in Farrukhabad, Pledges Health Security for Educators

Farrukhabad, July 26, 2026: A significant Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing ceremony with Punjab National Bank (PNB) was held at the Collectorate Auditorium in Fatehgarh, Farrukhabad, to launch the 'Chief Minister Teacher Cashless Medical Scheme and Social Security for Teachers'. The primary objective of this initiative is to provide quality healthcare and a robust social security cover to the state's teachers.

This program underscores the government's commitment to honouring and improving the welfare of teachers nationwide, a crucial step towards developing India into a developed nation. Mr. Mukesh Rajput, the Member of Parliament for Farrukhabad, attended as the chief guest and hailed the scheme as a milestone in teacher welfare.

During the event, a live telecast of the main program organized by the Chief Minister at Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Agra, was showcased. This allowed attending teachers to benefit from the Chief Minister's address, ensuring uniform implementation of schemes and keeping educators in remote areas informed about government policies.

Strengthening Teacher Health and Social Security

In his address, MP Mr. Mukesh Rajput stated that the state government is continuously working towards the welfare and social security of teachers. He described the Chief Minister Teacher Cashless Medical Scheme as a vital initiative to provide better health facilities to teachers and their dependents.

This scheme will alleviate the financial burden of hefty medical expenses for serious illnesses, allowing teachers to focus entirely on their teaching responsibilities. The agreement with Punjab National Bank will also facilitate access to various banking and social security benefits, including loans, savings schemes, and insurance policies.

Emphasizing the critical role of teachers in the intellectual and ideological development of students, Mr. Rajput highlighted that the safety and development of teachers are essential for student progress. A healthy and secure teacher can impart better knowledge and values to their students.

He appealed to parents to foster respect for teachers in their children, enabling them to contribute significantly to the nation's progress under the guidance of educators. This is an extension of social consciousness, where the teacher is regarded as a vital pillar of society. He further stated that teachers' role in making the country a developed nation is undeniable, as they prepare the future generation.

Detailed Information on the 'Chief Minister Teacher Cashless Medical Scheme'

District Inspector of Schools, Mr. Sanjeev Kumar, provided detailed information about the 'Chief Minister Cashless Medical Scheme'. He explained that eligible teachers will receive free cashless treatment up to Rs 5 lakh in hospitals under this scheme. This initiative highlights the importance of intellectual and ideological development within society and ensures that teachers do not face financial barriers during health emergencies.

In collaboration with PNB, teachers will also benefit from various social security schemes and banking services, potentially including pension plans, life insurance, and other financial products to secure their future. He urged attending teachers to maximize the benefits of this scheme and complete the necessary formalities promptly.

It is crucial to ensure all eligible teachers are aware of this facility and take the necessary steps to utilize it. A transparent process has been established for the smooth implementation of the scheme, preventing any difficulties. On this occasion, senior district administration officials, including the Chief Guest, symbolically distributed cashless cards to Dr. Vinita Verma, Dr. Azhar Junaid, Dr. Ramnaresh Singh, Dr. Satyendra Kumar, Dr. Vivek Singh, Dr. Raman Prakash, Dr. Vijay Kumar, Dr. Alok Bihari, Dr. Prashant Kumar, Dr. Shilpi, Dr. Pragya Dixit, D. Parul Mishra, Dr. Deepchand Verma, Dr. Atul Pratap Singh, Dr. Super Pradhan, Dr. Akalu Prasad, Dr. Vinayak Pandey, Dr. Abhishek Shukla, Dr. Sameer Gupta, Dr. Neeraj Kumar, Dr. Ameer Jahan, Dr. Shaheen Khan, Dr. Akhilesh Kumar, and Dr. Anju Pandey. This symbolic distribution marked the scheme's commencement, and all other eligible teachers will soon receive access to this facility.

Present at the event were In-charge District Magistrate/Chief Development Officer Mr. Vinod Kumar Gaur, Additional District Magistrate (Finance and Revenue) Mr. Arun Kumar Singh, Nodal Officer Higher Education Dr. Kalpana, District Inspector of Schools Mr. Sanjeev Kumar, other education department officials, representatives from Punjab National Bank, and a large number of teachers. All expressed gratitude to the state government for this significant initiative and wished for its successful implementation. This participation demonstrates the enthusiasm and hope of the teaching community regarding the scheme.