Meghalaya Government Launches Provident Fund Scheme for Non-Government Educational Employees Amid Judicial Review
The Meghalaya government has introduced a centralized provident fund scheme aimed at benefiting over 30,000 employees in non-government educational institutions. This initiative, known as the Meghalaya Non-Government School and College Employees Centralised Provident Fund Scheme, 2026, seeks to provide pension and social security benefits under a unified management system. The scheme covers various categories of educational employees, including deficit teachers, lecturers, and SSA teachers. While the scheme has been positively received by many, it faces objections from some employees, particularly those from deficit institutions. These concerns are currently being addressed in court, with the government planning discussions with stakeholders to ensure fair and transparent implementation. 
