Archive · 6 Oct 2026
Nizamabad Officials Told to Resolve Prajavani Petitions Quickly
Officials in Nizamabad received 107 complaints from people.
Additional Collector V. Bhujanga Rao asked government departments to deal with them quickly.
He said no complaint should be left waiting.
Departments should also put updates about solved complaints online.
The instructions were given at a weekly public meeting.
He also asked officials to teach people about the Right to Information Act.
Those awareness programmes are planned for October 5 to 12 and should take place at district, division and mandal levels.
Additional Collector V. Bhujanga Rao told officials to prioritize grievances submitted through Prajavani programmes.
The direction was given at a weekly public grievance meeting at the Integrated District Offices Complex.
Officials received 107 grievances from citizens across Nizamabad district.
Bhujanga Rao asked departments to act promptly, avoid pending petitions and upload resolution status online.
He also directed officials to hold Right to Information awareness programmes from October 5 to 12.
- Who
- Additional Collector V. Bhujanga Rao and district department officials.
- What
- Officials were directed to resolve Prajavani grievances quickly, upload their status online and conduct Right to Information awareness programmes.
- When
- At a weekly public grievance meeting held on Monday; the awareness week is October 5 to 12.
- Where
- The Integrated District Offices Complex in Nizamabad.
- Why
- To ensure citizens’ petitions are addressed promptly and people are educated about the Right to Information Act.
- Grievances received
- 107
- Meeting
- Weekly public grievance meeting
- Meeting venue
- Integrated District Offices Complex (IDOC)
- Programmes mentioned
- District-level Prajavani and Chief Minister’s Prajavani
- Online requirement
- Upload grievance resolution status online immediately
- RTI Awareness Week
- October 5 to 12
- Awareness programme levels
- District, division and mandal