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CM Connect is the Government of Meghalaya’s official citizen engagement and grievance redressal platform. Launched on 15 February 2024 by Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma, it serves as a single point of contact for citizens to register grievances, seek information about government schemes and services, share feedback, and connect with the concerned departments. Citizens can … Read more
Unlike several other Indian states, the Government of Sikkim does not operate a single, centralised Chief Minister Helpline portal with a dedicated toll-free grievance number. Instead, citizens can submit complaints through department-specific grievance portals, the Government of India’s CPGRAMS portal, or by contacting the concerned department or the Chief Minister’s Office where appropriate. The Government … Read more
A CBDC Wallet is the official digital wallet used to store and transact Digital Rupee (e₹), India’s Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) issued by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Unlike private digital wallets or payment apps, every Digital Rupee held in a CBDC Wallet is a direct liability of the Reserve Bank of India, … Read more
In July 2026, the Government of Telangana introduced the Telangana Family Register to maintain a standard digital record of families across the state. Instead of asking citizens to produce multiple documents whenever family details are required, the Government created a central register that stores verified household information in one place. The Revenue Department maintains this … Read more
When a family member passes away, the remaining legal family members often need an official document to establish their relationship with the deceased while dealing with government departments, financial institutions, insurance companies, pension authorities, or other organisations. In Telangana, this requirement is generally fulfilled through the Family Membership Certificate, which is issued by the Revenue … Read more
The Telangana Family Register Certificate is a newly introduced Revenue Department service that provides an officially verified record of all members registered under a family’s Food Security Card (FSC). The Government of Telangana introduced this service through G.O.Ms.No.172, Revenue (Ser-II) Department, dated 25 July 2026, to make family verification easier and more transparent for citizens … Read more
The Government of Mizoram provides an online public grievance redressal platform called Mipui Aw, which means “Voice of the People” in the Mizo language. The official portal, mipuiaw.mizoram.gov.in, enables citizens to register grievances against State Government departments, monitor complaint progress, submit feedback after disposal and file an appeal if they are dissatisfied with the resolution. … Read more
The Government of Himachal Pradesh provides a centralized citizen grievance redressal platform through Mukhyamantri Seva Sankalp – 1100. Citizens can register complaints, submit suggestions, track grievance status and provide feedback through the official portal at cmsankalp.hp.gov.in or by calling the 1100 helpline. The platform is managed by the Department of Digital Technologies and Governance (DT&G), … Read more
The Government of Andhra Pradesh operates its official citizen grievance platform through the Public Grievance Redressal System (PGRS). Managed by the Government of Andhra Pradesh, PGRS enables citizens to register complaints, track their grievance status and seek information about Government services and schemes through a single platform. The official portal is available at pgrs.ap.gov.in, while … Read more
Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu are Union Territories of India where citizens can seek information from public authorities under the Right to Information Act, 2005. RTI applications should be submitted to the concerned Public Information Officer (PIO) or Central Public Information Officer (CPIO) of the public authority holding the requested records. Before … Read more