The 175 Public Service Centres functioning across the State have adopted ‘first come, first serve’ mode for the timely disposal of cases.
Officials on Wednesday said the person who would first apply at the centre; his or her case will be disposed off before the inquiry of the next applicant is taken up.
These centres are providing various government related services to the denizens.
Chhattisgarh Infotech and Biotech Promotion Society (CHiPS) Chief Executive Officer Saurabh Kumar informed about the regular review meetings of Chief Secretary Vivek Dhand as well as Information Technology Department Principal Secretary Aman Kumar Singh held in context to the operation of these centres. The meetings are being held on the directions of Chief Minister Raman Singh.
More than 11.61 lakh citizens have benefitted from the Public Service Centres during the past one year, said Kumar.
He further stated that since the launch of the scheme a year back, over 3.76 lakh Income Certificates have been issued from the Public Service Centres.
Apart from these Income Certificates, around 3.14 lakh Caste Certificates and 2.30 lakh Domicile Certificates were issued, Kumar informed.
For the convenience of the public, the entire project of Public Service Guarantee Centres has been started at https://edistrict.cgstate.gov.in.
Any citizen can observe the progress of the activities of these Public Service Centres from anywhere. Residents can also take a printout of their requested certificate from the website.
Kumar said efforts are being made for publishing the district-wise disposal status of the cases on the website.
Notably, Public Service Centres are functioning in each district of Chhattisgarh and 36 types of public utility services are provided online.