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The Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005, enables every Indian citizen to seek information from Odisha Government departments, public authorities, local bodies, and government organisations. RTI applications in the state are governed by the Odisha Right to Information Rules, 2005 and the Odisha Right to Information (Amendment) Rules, 2006. The prescribed application fee is Rs. … Read more
The Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005, gives every Indian citizen the legal right to obtain information from Rajasthan Government departments, local bodies, and other public authorities. Rajasthan has a dedicated RTI Online Portal at rti.rajasthan.gov.in, where citizens can file RTI applications and First Appeals online, make the prescribed fee payment, and track their requests. … Read more
The Right to Information Act, 2005 gives every Indian citizen the right to seek information from West Bengal Government departments and public authorities. In West Bengal, the filing process, application fee, payment methods, and appeal procedure are governed by the West Bengal Right to Information Rules, 2006, notified by the Personnel & Administrative Reforms Department … Read more
The Government of Goa provides an official public grievance platform through CM Helpline 1905, managed by the Directorate of Public Grievances (DPG). Citizens can register complaints through the official portal at cmhelpline.dpg.goa.gov.in, by calling the 1905 helpline, or by using the official CM Helpline Goa mobile app for Android and iPhone. The helpline operates 24 … Read more
The Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005 gives every Indian citizen the legal right to obtain information from the Bihar Government departments, local bodies, public authorities, and other organisations covered under the Act. Bihar provides an official online RTI portal at jaankari.bihar.gov.in, allowing citizens to submit RTI applications and First Appeals without visiting a government … Read more
Santhwanam (സാന്ത്വനം), meaning “Consolation” in Malayalam, is the official public grievance redressal system of the Government of Kerala. Citizens can use it to submit complaints, applications and grievances related to Kerala Government departments and public services. The official information portal is cmo.kerala.gov.in, while online complaints are submitted through complaints.cmo.kerala.gov.in. For assistance, you can also contact … Read more
Mudhalvarin Mugavari (முதல்வரின் முகவரி), meaning “The Chief Minister’s Address”, is the official public grievance redressal system of the Government of Tamil Nadu. Citizens can use it to submit complaints, ask questions about government services, and share suggestions for improving public administration. The service is available through the official portal cmhelpline.tnega.org and the toll-free helpline 1100, … Read more
e-Aadhaar is the digitally signed electronic version of your Aadhaar Card issued by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI). Under Section 4A of the Aadhaar Act, 2016, it has the same legal validity as the physical Aadhaar card and can be used wherever Aadhaar is accepted, subject to the applicable rules of the concerned … Read more
UIDAI allows residents to register or update their email address in the Aadhaar Card so they can receive important notifications related to Aadhaar services and authentication. If your Aadhaar does not have an active email address or the registered email is no longer accessible, updating it helps you stay informed whenever email-based notifications are issued … Read more
In West Bengal, the official service is called the Local Residence Certificate on the eDistrict 2.0 (Egiye Bangla) portal. Although many people refer to it as a Domicile Certificate, the government uses the term Local Residence Certificate for this service. Eligible residents of West Bengal can apply online free of charge through edistrict.wb.gov.in. The certificate … Read more