In a significant announcement during the assembly session, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has declared an increase in the monthly honorarium for Shiksha Mitras (educational facilitators) from ₹10,000 to ₹18,000, effective from April 2026. This decision is expected to benefit around 150,000 Shiksha Mitras who are currently working on a contractual basis in the state. Additionally, the honorarium for instructors has also been raised to ₹17,000 per month. Such measures aim to enhance the financial stability of these educators who play a crucial role in the state's education system.

Moreover, CM Adityanath also announced a cashless health treatment scheme for teachers, offering coverage of up to ₹5 lakh. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to improve working conditions and provide health benefits for educators, acknowledging their contribution to nurturing the future of the state. The funding for this program aligns with the government's commitment to bolstering infrastructure in secondary education, as 75% of expenses related to infrastructure development will be covered by the state government.

The Chief Minister further elaborated on the government's educational initiatives, which include a provision of ₹2382 crore for CM Composite Schools and substantial investments aimed at facilitating sanitary napkin access for female students. This comprehensive approach reflects the government's dedication to advancing educational resources and healthcare for educators and students alike, illustrating a holistic mindset towards societal development in Uttar Pradesh.