Archive · 6 Sep 2026
Anantapur Corporation Plans Upgrade Of Chitragupta App
Anantapur’s city government wants to improve an app called Chitragupta.
The app is meant to help people use municipal services.
Officials reviewed how the app currently works.
They discussed making services faster and easier for citizens.
They also want the services to be more transparent.
More municipal departments may be connected to the app.
This could let people complete services online instead of visiting offices.
The plan is also intended to reduce paperwork and other manual work.
Trainee Collector Suyash Kumar and Commissioner M. Jaswanth Rao reviewed the Chitragupta mobile application.
The review was held at the Anantapur Municipal Corporation office.
Officials discussed making civic services faster, transparent, and easier to access.
Plans include integrating multiple municipal services into the app for fully online delivery.
The proposed upgrade aims to reduce manual processes through departmental integration.
- Who
- Trainee Collector Suyash Kumar, Municipal Corporation Commissioner M. Jaswanth Rao, and other Anantapur municipal officials.
- What
- Officials reviewed plans to upgrade the Chitragupta mobile application and integrate municipal services.
- When
- The timing of the review was not specified.
- Where
- The Anantapur Municipal Corporation office.
- Why
- To provide faster, transparent, hassle-free online civic services and reduce manual processes.
- Application
- Chitragupta mobile application
- Organization
- Anantapur Municipal Corporation
- Review participants
- Trainee Collector Suyash Kumar and Commissioner M. Jaswanth Rao
- Main objective
- Faster, transparent, and hassle-free civic services
- Planned change
- Integration of various municipal services into the app
- Expected effect
- Fully online service delivery and fewer manual processes