Uttar Pradesh Cabinet greenlights cashless healthcare for 14 lakh teachers in historic welfare boost UP's secondary education teachers-nearly 3 lakh strong-now access the same cashless healthcare perks, including specialist care, facility upgrades and instant digital claims. Lucknow:Uttar Pradesh Parliamentary Affairs Minister Suresh Khanna announced a landmark decision post-Cabinet meeting as the cashless medical facilities for basic and secondary education teachers. Covering 14 lakh educators at a cost of Rs 358.61 crore, this move fulfills a long-standing demand, ensuring seamless treatment without financial hurdles. Primary teachers get cashless coverage firstBasic education school teachers- totalling 11,95,391- will receive fully cashless medical services across empaneled hospitals. Secondary teachers included in expansionNearly 3 lakh secondary education department teachers gain identical cashless benefits.