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The Government of Rajasthan runs its public grievance system through Rajasthan Sampark, an integrated platform managed by the Department of Administrative Reforms, Government of Rajasthan. The official portal is at sampark.rajasthan.gov.in and the toll-free helpline is 181. The system also accepts complaints through a dedicated mobile app, email, and in person at Sampark Kendras located … Read more
The Chief Minister’s Office, Government of West Bengal, launched a new public grievance programme called Apnar Sarkar Apnar Pashe (আপনার সরকার আপনার পাশে), meaning “Your Government, By Your Side”, on 3 June 2026. The portal is at cmo.wb.gov.in and the toll-free helpline is 82820 82820. Citizens can also write to asap@wb.gov.in for grievance support. The … Read more
The Madhya Pradesh government runs one of the most feature-rich public grievance systems in India through CM Helpline 181. Launched on 31 July 2014 by the Lok Seva Prabandhan Vibhag (Public Service Management Department), it gives citizens of Madhya Pradesh six distinct ways to reach the government: by phone on 181, through the online portal, … Read more
The Government of Maharashtra runs its public grievance system through the Aaple Sarkar Grievance Redressal Portal at grievances.maharashtra.gov.in. This is an initiative of the Chief Minister’s Office, Mantralaya, Mumbai, supported by the Directorate of Information Technology. The portal lets citizens of Maharashtra file complaints against any state government department or office, track status using a … Read more
The Uttar Pradesh government runs one of the largest public grievance systems in India through the Jansunwai Samadhan portal at jansunwai.up.nic.in. Launched on 25 January 2016 at the district level and expanded to all levels on 20 February 2016, it is managed by the Lok Shikayat Vibhag under the Chief Minister’s Office, Lucknow. The system … Read more
A domicile certificate is an official document issued by the revenue authority of a state or Union Territory that certifies a person as a resident of that state. Revenue authorities such as the Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM), Tehsildar, or District Collector’s office issue the certificate after verifying that the applicant has lived continuously in the state … Read more
Every state government in India runs a public grievance system that lets citizens register complaints directly with the Chief Minister’s Office. These systems go by different names – Jansunwai in Uttar Pradesh, Sampark in Rajasthan, Spandana in Andhra Pradesh, Mudhalvarin Mugavari in Tamil Nadu – but they all serve the same purpose: giving you a … Read more
The Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Protection Department, Government of Chhattisgarh, manages all Ration Card services through its official portal khadya.cg.nic.in. This portal provides access to the Jan Bhagidari section, where citizens can check beneficiary lists, view Gram- and Ward-wise card information, register for SMS alerts, check Aadhaar seeding status, file complaints, and download ration … Read more
The Department of Food, Supplies and Consumer Affairs, Government of NCT of Delhi, manages all Ration Card services through two interconnected platforms. The NFS Delhi portal (nfs.delhigovt.nic.in) is where citizens check ration card status, download the e-ration card, view FPS-wise linkage lists, and track grievances. New applications are not submitted on the NFS portal directly. … Read more
The Unified Ration Card Management System (URCMS) is the official online portal launched by the Government of Uttarakhand for all Ration Card services, accessible at uk.smartpds.nic.in. Developed and hosted by the National Informatics Centre (NIC) for the Department of Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, Uttarakhand, URCMS replaces the earlier system where citizens had to … Read more