Following the non-compliance of its mandate to provide online services to citizens, Haryana Government has directed the Urban local Bodies to deliver the services through online mode to the citizen in the State.
“In continuation to Government order dated June 8, 2017, by virtue of which a mandate was issued to all the UlBs to offer online services to citizen, directions have been issued that the online applications which have been developed and rolled out by head office should be used while offering online services to the citizen and none of such service should be offered manually,” said a spokesman of the Urban local Bodies Department.
He said that as per MIS report available on dash board, it has been observed that some of the Urban local Bodies have not yet adopted online services developed and rolled out by head office and still delivering the services in manual mode.
In line with the vision component of all G2C services and schemes on an integrated online platform, the Directorate of Urban local bodies has launched 25 online citizen services comprising of 58 sub-services.
These included registration of birth and death, marriage registration, building plan, occupation certificate, fire fighting scheme, fire NOC, dangerous trade license in Municipal Councils and Committees under Section 128, business licenses under Sections 330, 331, 335 and 336 (Only in Municipal Corporations), booking of community centres among others, he said.