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Supply of School Uniform and Tie belt to SC/ST Boys/ Girls Students of Std I to VIII(SUPPLY OF SCHOOL UNIFORM, TIE BELT)

In Kind
State/ UT
Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu State Government Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu myScheme record
Eligibility
The applicant should be a student.
Region
Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu
Award
In Kind
Deadline
Not published by the source

Overview

About SUPPLY OF SCHOOL UNIFORM, TIE BELT

The Supply of School Uniform and Tie Belt to SC/ST Boys/Girls Students of Std I to VIII is a kit, not a payment. A child in a government school of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu receives two pairs of uniform with a tie and a belt, and because the benefit is recorded as in kind, nothing is paid into a bank account. The entry covers every girl from Std I to VIII, but among boys only those from Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) families.

The title is easy to misread as SC/ST boys and SC/ST girls. The myScheme record for this entry lists a shirt, pants, a skirt, a tie and a belt, and its official reference is titled "SC/ST Boys/ All Girls" (myScheme record for this kit). Boys outside SC and ST are the subject of a separate UT Education Department entry, Supply of School Uniform and Tie Belt to "other than SC/ST Boys", which supplies a shirt, pants, a tie and a belt to what its description calls "General categorey boys" of the same classes (myScheme record for the other-boys entry).

In one Std V classroom, then, a general-category girl, an SC girl and an ST boy are all on this entry. A boy in the same room who is neither SC nor ST is not, and neither record names any other category, so for such a boy the headmaster is the one to say which list the school has him on.

Who runs it

Provider

Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu State Government

State / UT Government

Education Department

At a glance

Key details

LevelState/ UT
Scheme typeNot published by the source
CategoryEducation & Learning
BeneficiariesIndividual
Benefit typeIn Kind
Application modeOffline
Direct Benefit TransferNot published by the source
TagsEducation, Free Uniform, Free Tie Belt
Source recordmyScheme, 2026-07-08official-site· 2026-07-08

Calendar

Important dates

myScheme publishes no opening or closing date for this kit, and families have no deadline to meet. We found no published date for when this year's uniforms reach schools.

Who can apply

Eligibility criteria

A girl qualifies on class and school alone. The record words this two ways, and read together they cover a girl of any category: its FAQ names "All General category Girl Students" alongside SC/ST boys, and its reference title says "All Girls" (myScheme record for this kit). The UT's Samagra Shiksha plan for 2024-25, approved by the Ministry of Education, likewise counts girls in one "All Girls" uniform line with no caste break-up (PAB minutes for DNH & DD, 2024-25).

A boy qualifies only if he is SC or ST. Neither a girl nor a boy has to show a family income or a pass mark.

The applicant should be a student.
The applicant should be studying in class 1st to 8th.
The applicant should be studying in a government school in UT of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu.

Who cannot apply

Exclusions

myScheme publishes no exclusion list for this entry. Poverty alone does not bring a boy in: a boy from a BPL family who is not SC or ST falls outside this entry's title, even though the UT's 2024-25 Samagra Shiksha plan gives BPL boys a uniform line of their own (PAB minutes for DNH & DD, 2024-25).

Continuation

Renewal conditions

Families file nothing for this kit, so there is no form to resubmit when a child moves from one class to the next. myScheme does not say whether the two pairs are issued afresh every year. The nearest official signal sits in the UT's Samagra Shiksha plan, which myScheme does not name as this kit's budget: its 2024-25 free-uniform lines are all marked R, for recurring (PAB minutes for DNH & DD, 2024-25).

What you get

Award & benefits

A girl's two pairs are shirt and skirt, an SC or ST boy's are shirt and pants, and each child also gets a tie and a belt. myScheme puts no rupee value on the kit (myScheme record for this kit).

The Directorate of Education's e-tender for 2022-23 shows what a girl's set looked like on paper. For Std I to V it specified a sky blue half-sleeve shirt with puff sleeves and a check collar, a check skirt with an elastic back waistband, and a check tie on an adjustable clip; for Std VI and above, a sky blue shirt with navy piping, a navy divider skirt with two sky blue stripes near the hem, and a full tie 60 inches long. Its schedule of supply sought 42,972 pairs of girls' uniform for Std I to V and 24,946 pairs for Std VI to VIII (Directorate of Education e-tender for uniform, tie and belt). That order was cancelled in December 2022 after the supplier failed to deliver, so the specification records what the Directorate asked for, not what reached schools that year (Directorate of Education cancellation order).

The only rupee figure on record sits in the UT's Samagra Shiksha plan. For 2024-25, the Ministry of Education's Project Approval Board recommended free uniforms for all girls, ST boys and SC boys, the three groups this entry names, and for BPL boys, at a unit cost of 0.00600 lakh rupees, which is Rs 600, per child (PAB minutes for DNH & DD, 2024-25). myScheme does not say that this line pays for this kit.

Group in the 2024-25 planChildren recommendedUnit costNamed by this myScheme entry?
All girls32,2430.00600 lakhYes
ST boys14,9230.00600 lakhYes
SC boys4920.00600 lakhYes
BPL boys5,5820.00600 lakhNot as a group
Total53,240

ST boys outnumber SC boys about thirty to one in that plan, so if it is a fair picture of who this entry reaches, its boys are overwhelmingly tribal. The minutes price the uniform alone and never mention a tie or a belt, and we found no official page that says which budget buys those.

  • Fosters a sense of identity, equality and discipline among students.
  • Significantly reduces school absenteeism and improves performance by eliminating the financial barrier of purchasing clothes.
  • Promotes regular school attendance by supporting foundational needs

What to prepare

Documents required

This entry's documents field on myScheme is simply blank, whereas the other-boys listing reads "No Documents required" (myScheme record for the other-boys entry). The listing does not say how a school confirms that a boy is SC or ST. If your son's category is missing from the school's admission record, ask the headmaster what proof the school needs.

Step by step

How to apply

Nobody fills in a form for the shirt, skirt or pants: myScheme files this kit under offline delivery and leaves its application link empty (myScheme record for this kit).

If Your Child Was Missed When Uniforms Were Handed Out

There is no application number to look up, and myScheme marks no DBT payment for this kit, so tracking it means asking people. For a girl, the question for the headmaster is whether the school's consignment has come. For an SC or ST boy, also ask whether the school has him recorded under his category, since the category is what separates this listing from the other-boys one.

If the headmaster cannot settle it, write to the Directorate of Education in Moti Daman (Directorate of Education page). A written complaint can also go through the grievance form on the UT website (UT grievances form) or the central CPGRAMS portal (CPGRAMS).

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    Apply offline

    The official links on this page lead to the application portal.

How winners are picked

Selection process

myScheme sets no merit list, quota or cap for this kit; the class, the school and, for a boy, the SC or ST category are the whole test. The Ministry did not trim the matching budget counts either: in the UT's 2024-25 Samagra Shiksha plan, the girls', ST boys' and SC boys' uniform lines were each "Recommended as proposed as per the norms" (PAB minutes for DNH & DD, 2024-25).

Fine print

Terms & conditions

myScheme attaches no condition on attendance, marks or conduct to this kit, and offers no cash in place of the clothes (myScheme record for this kit).

Get help

Contact

The office this kit's myScheme reference points to is the Directorate of Education, at Shiksha Sadan behind the Collectorate in Moti Daman (Directorate of Education page). Its published telephone line is 0260 2230126, and its email is diredu-dd@ddd.gov.in. For a missing skirt, tie or belt, the headmaster of the child's own school in Silvassa, Daman or Diu is the first person to ask.

Questions

SUPPLY OF SCHOOL UNIFORM, TIE BELT – FAQ

Frequently asked questions

From the official scheme FAQ (myScheme)

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Disclaimer

Disclaimer

Scheme details are compiled from myScheme, the Government of India’s official scheme-discovery platform, and are reproduced without alteration. Amounts, deadlines and eligibility change between cycles, so always confirm on the official links above before applying. Expertie does not process applications or charge fees.

References

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Sources & References

  1. 1.myScheme (MeitY, Government of India) official-site· accessed 2026-07-08