First Daughter’s Wedding

First Daughter’s Wedding

The First Daughter’s Wedding Scheme from the Association is a special benefit designed to assist members in organizing and financing the wedding of their FIRST daughter. It provides financial support to ease the expenses associated with the wedding, helping members celebrate this significant milestone without undue financial strain and fostering a sense of community and support within the organization.

* Note:The Member is eligible for the specified benefit only if the Annual Subscription Fee of the membership has been paid up until the current year.

Terms & Conditions

Every Application for admission to membership shall be decided by the Ex-committee who shall have the right to reject the Application by 2/3 majority. The rejection of any application for membership shall have no bar for the applicant making another Application for admission after 12 months from the date of rejection, no member will be allowed to change the Department once they are enrolled in the Trade profession as per the Application form.

No member of the Association shall be entitled to receive the benefits that the Association may decide to give to its members unless he/she has been a member for at least 24 months and has-paid all contributions.

A member of the Association who is in arrears with his/her subscription or dues shall not be entitled to any benefits until all the areas have been paid and a period of two months has elapsed from the date of payments of such arrears.

Should be members of the Association go on strike without the sanction of or approval of the Managing committee, they shall not be entitled to any benefits whose so ever.

HE/ SHE should agree & abide by the rules & sub-rules that may form by the Association from time to time.

The Member or their registered nominee is eligible for the specified benefits only if the Annual Subscription Fee of the membership has been paid up until the current year.

Individuals who apply for the membership card after the age of 35 will not qualify for any benefits provided under the FAMILY RELIEF FUND.”