89 services come under Right to Public Service

In a step aimed at good governance and maintaining transparency in delivery of public services, the State Government has notified 89 citizen-oriented services under the Right to Public Services Act out of which 37 services have been made online. This was revealed at a review meeting chaired by Chief Secretary Gokul Chandra Pati wherein Information Technology Secretary G Srinivas appraised the updated status.

OMEGA, the in-house technical team of the State Government made the presentation on online service availability of these notified services.

Reviewing the progre  s the Chief Secretary directed the concerned officials to make other 44 services of five departments online by May through service plus system of NIC.

Available data shows that 13 services of Commerce and Transport department, three each of Finance and Fisheries and Animal Resources, two of Health and Family Welfare, eight of Higher Education, 15 of Home, 22 of Housing and Urban Development, 12 of Revenue and Disaster Management, one each of Women and Child Development and Rural Development, two of Scheduled Tribe and Scheduled Castes Development and seven services of School and Mass Education Department have been notified under the Act.

Of the total 89 services 37 services have been made online. The delivery of services is being monitored through a dedicated software under Centralized Monitoring System (CMS).