In a significant initiative at Sardar Nagar, Brahampur Block, the local MLA has distributed cashless health cards to 20 teachers. This facility will provide free medical treatment up to ₹5 lakh for each teacher and their family. The move underscores the government's commitment to the health and well-being of teachers, especially in rural areas where access to quality healthcare is often a challenge.

The MLA stated on the occasion that teachers are the builders of society, and their health must be a priority. He explained that this scheme would relieve teachers of financial burdens, allowing them to receive treatment without worry. The cashless facility means that teachers will not have to pay out-of-pocket for treatment at empanelled hospitals; instead, the expenses will be directly covered by the insurance company.

This scheme will be beneficial not only in emergency situations but also for regular health check-ups and the treatment of various ailments. This initiative is expected to enhance a sense of security among teachers, enabling them to focus better on their teaching responsibilities. It is hoped that more teachers will benefit from this scheme in the future, bringing about a positive change in the education sector. This step is viewed as a significant reform in both the education and health sectors.