Teachers' Self-care Team Kanyadaan Scheme 2025 Rules And Benefits

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The Teachers' Self-Care Committee has started the much-awaited Kanyadaan Scheme from 1st June 2025. This is a helpful plan for teachers or members whose daughters are getting married. Under the TSCT rules, financial help will be given to eligible teachers for the wedding of their daughters. Only legal members of the TSCT can get benefits. The help is given for one daughter only, whether older or younger. A teacher must join this scheme before 55 years age of, and the help can be taken till 62. A 5-year lock-in period will be applied after receiving the benefit. Teachers must be active members and follow all rules to get help.
If a teacher has adopted a daughter legally before the age of 5, then she is also eligible. The committee will check the legal papers. If both husband and wife are teachers and members, then help will be given to one daughter at a time. If there are two daughters, then support may be given for both if both parents are members and follow the rules.
The scheme is optional. If a member does not join, it will not affect the main plan of TSCT. Teachers can still help families of passed-away teachers ...
... without joining the Kanyadaan scheme. Only those who have paid the fixed support fees can get the benefits. To receive help, fees must be deposited 3 months in advance. From 1st June 2026, 2 years of continued payment will be needed.
Only those teachers who have completed 2 years in TSCT and have given 90% help in all past cases will get this help first. After receiving the benefit once, the teacher must follow some extra rules. They must keep helping other teacher families and pay all future fees for 5 years. A legal affidavit must be submitted to the district or state team.
The application for help must be made 3 months before the wedding. In special cases, if the time is less, the member must inform the core team as soon as possible. The team will try to provide help before the marriage. But sometimes delays may happen due to checking or too many requests. Members should not pressure the team for fast help. The team has the full right to check all papers and photos of the bride and groom. The member must prove that the girl is his or her daughter. A proper photo of both bride and groom is required at the time of application.
The support amount is not fixed. In the beginning, the plan is to provide around 5 lakh rupees or more as help. This amount may change as per need and funds. The money will be collected from other TSCT members, and the team may transfer the help directly into the member's bank account or give it through a cheque. The team will maintain transparency by showing the total amount collected and given. If the wedding has already happened before the plan started, then no help will be given for that wedding.

If any member tries to misuse or hide facts, or if someone tries to spoil the image of the scheme or the team, their membership will be canceled. The team also has the right to stop or recover the help amount from such people. This scheme is not right, but a request for help based on moral values. No one can demand help or fix an amount or ask for help on a certain date. The team cannot be forced to provide help. It will be given only if all rules are followed. Members are expected to join this scheme not to get money but to help other teachers.
If someone has already received help, he or she must submit an affidavit and promise to keep supporting the committee’s work. They must also pay their part in all future support. If needed, the team can ask for a security cheque and return it later after confirming all duties are fulfilled. If someone breaks the rules after getting help, the team can take legal action and recover the amount. The team will not use the support money for personal use. It will go only to the teacher families who need help.
The committee has the full right to make final decisions in any case. It can change the rules as needed. Any court matter related to the scheme will only be settled in the Prayagraj district court.
This scheme is for moral support and not a fixed benefit. Members must join with the spirit of helping, not just for personal gain. The Teachers Self-Care Committee only appeals for help; it does not promise a fixed amount or date. The support depends on many things, like the number of cases, funds, and checking. If someone tries to damage the name of the committee or spread lies, then they can be removed from the scheme and banned from receiving benefits. The committee has the full right to take all such actions.
This scheme shows the power of togetherness among teachers. It gives a helping hand to those who need support during their daughter’s marriage. With clear rules and moral values, it brings kindness and unity to the teacher community. All members are requested to support this with honesty and care.
Overall, the Kanyadaan Scheme is a beautiful and meaningful step towards helping teacher families. It is a symbol of love, support, and social unity. By following all rules and working together, members can make this scheme successful and helpful for many in need. The scheme is designed with fairness, transparency, and strict guidelines so that only those who truly need and deserve the help can get it.
Only with truth, discipline, and cooperation can this noble cause reach its full purpose. The TSCT hopes all teachers will understand the value of this scheme and contribute not just as members but as human beings who care. The success of this scheme depends on each member's honesty and goodwill. Let’s work together to make this a great example of collective support in the teaching community.

If you are a teacher and want to join the Kanyadaan Scheme, please do it before you turn 55. Pay your support fees on time, follow all rules, and support other teachers. Together, we can bring smiles to many families. Let this mission of support and kindness continue with full energy and honesty.