Archive · 20 Sep 2026
Narasingapuram Panchayat Secures ISO 41001 Certification for Rural Services
Narasingapuram is a village panchayat in Chandragiri mandal.
It received a certificate called ISO 41001.
This certificate recognizes how it manages public buildings, facilities, assets and services.
The panchayat made a digital list of its public assets.
It also created records for water testing, waste collection, electricity, health and other services.
The panchayat serves 755 families.
Every household has tap water, and all habitations have LED streetlights.
Wet and dry waste are collected daily, and organic waste is used to make vermicompost.
A village secretariat system provides 32 types of government services locally.
Narasingapuram village panchayat in Chandragiri mandal received ISO 41001 certification.
The certification covers infrastructure and facility management, public services and rural governance.
The panchayat created a digital public-asset inventory and introduced maintenance records.
It serves 755 families with daily waste collection, tap water and LED streetlights.
The Swarna Gramam Secretariat system provides 32 types of government services locally.
- Who
- Narasingapuram village panchayat, its staff and district officials.
- What
- The panchayat received ISO 41001 certification for infrastructure and facility management, public services and rural governance.
- When
- The articles do not specify when the certification was received.
- Where
- Narasingapuram village in Chandragiri mandal, Tirupati district.
- Why
- The certification recognized improvements in public-asset management, recordkeeping, service delivery and transparent administration.
- Certification
- ISO 41001
- Location
- Narasingapuram village panchayat, Chandragiri mandal, Tirupati district
- Families served
- 755
- Government services
- 32 types delivered through the Swarna Gramam Secretariat system
- Water access
- All households have functional tap water connections
- Waste management
- Daily wet- and dry-waste collection, with organic waste used for vermicompost
- Road infrastructure
- 1.68 kilometres of cement concrete roads
