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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
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
If your work is pending with any Odisha Government department, you can file an online complaint through the official Jana Sunani Portal. The platform helps citizens report issues related to ration cards, pensions, land records, electricity, water supply, police, municipal services, welfare schemes, and other state government services. Managed by the Department of General Administration … Read more
SWAGAT (State Wide Attention on Grievances by Application of Technology) is the official public grievance redressal system of the Government of Gujarat. It was launched on 24 April 2003 under the leadership of then Chief Minister Narendra Modi and is widely recognised as India’s first Chief Minister-level online grievance redressal platform. Today, Chief Minister Bhupendra … Read more
The Government of Chhattisgarh launched the CM Helpline 1076 on 9 June 2026 to provide citizens with a dedicated platform to register complaints against state government departments and public services. Introduced under the leadership of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai, the initiative aims to make grievance redressal faster, more transparent, and easier to access across the state. Citizens … Read more
The Government of Karnataka runs its public grievance system through Janaspandana, officially called the Integrated Public Grievance Redressal System (iPGRS). The portal is at ipgrs.karnataka.gov.in, and the helpline number is 1902. The system was launched on 1 November 2021 – Kannada Rajyotsava Day – by the Centre for e-Governance under the Department of Personnel and … Read more
The Chief Minister’s Office, Government of Jharkhand, provides citizens with multiple channels to raise grievances and seek resolution directly with the Chief Minister. The official CMO website is at cm.jharkhand.gov.in, where citizens can write to Chief Minister Hemant Soren directly using the online form, share innovative ideas, and give feedback. For wider state grievances, the … Read more
The Government of Telangana runs its public grievance system under the name Prajavani, meaning “People’s Voice” in Telugu. It is a structured, in-person grievance redressal programme centred at the Chief Minister’s official residence – Jyotirao Phule Praja Bhavan, Greenlands Road, Punjagutta, Hyderabad. The programme is held twice a week at Praja Bhavan and every Monday … Read more
The Government of Punjab runs its public grievance system through Connect Punjab, the integrated citizen service and grievance portal at connect.punjab.gov.in. It is also accessible at esewa.punjab.gov.in. The system is managed by the Department of Governance Reforms and Public Grievances (DGR&PG), Government of Punjab, under the Policy on Public Grievance Redressal 2020, which brought all … Read more