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Karnataka to Launch Praja Seva Campaign in Kudligi September 5
Karnataka is starting a programme called Praja Seva Abhiyana.
It will begin in Kudligi on September 5.
Chief Minister DK Shivakumar is expected to open it.
The programme is designed to bring government services closer to people.
Residents can submit applications and report problems at special counters.
Government departments and gram panchayats will be present.
Officials hope to solve some issues quickly at the event.
The programme is being launched in an area where many people depend on farming and daily wage work.
Karnataka will launch the Praja Seva Abhiyana in Kudligi, Vijayanagara district, on September 5.
Chief Minister DK Shivakumar will inaugurate the state-level programme, according to KS Basavanthappa.
The campaign aims to bring government services and administrative support to people’s doorsteps.
Separate counters will accept applications and address grievances from 9 am at the venue.
The programme will include gram panchayats, government departments, Cabinet ministers and district representatives.
- Who
- The Karnataka government, Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, district in-charge minister KS Basavanthappa, government departments and gram panchayats.
- What
- The state-level launch of the Praja Seva Abhiyana, a campaign to provide services and address grievances locally.
- Where
- Kudligi in Vijayanagara district, Karnataka.
- When
- September 5, beginning at 9 am.
- Why
- To take government and administrative services to people’s doorsteps and respond to their problems.
Key facts
- Programme
- Praja Seva Abhiyana
- Launch location
- Kudligi, Vijayanagara district
- Launch date
- September 5
- Start time
- 9 am
- Inaugurator
- Chief Minister DK Shivakumar
- Service arrangements
- Separate counters for gram panchayats and government departments
- Administrative structure
- A mechanism extending from the Chief Secretary level to district and taluk levels
Quotes
KS Basavanthappa
Karnataka district in-charge minister for Vijayanagara district
“This is not merely a publicity exercise. It is an innovative system through which the government and administration reach the people’s doorstep and respond to their problems.”
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