Wednesday, November 6, 2024
spot_img

Additional e-Services to be rolled out

Date:

Share post:

spot_img
spot_img

 

TURA:  The West Garo Hills Deputy Commissioner has informed that the office will roll out additional e-Services which shall be provided in the electronic form to citizens with effect from June 11. This is being prepared as per the instructions issued by Information and Technology Department, Government of Meghalaya.

 

It may be mentioned that the e-Services will be for the issuance of Senior Citizens Certificate, Registration of Marriage, Registration or Renewal of Societies and District Selection Committee (DSC).

 

The Deputy Commissioner informed that the main objective of the e-Service is to facilitate the citizens in availing different services provided by the office of the Deputy Commissioner, West Garo Hills district in a transparent and citizen friendly manner.

 

The DC urged citizens to apply from Common Services Centre (CSC/ Rainbow), Kiosks, Internet Browsing Centre, Home and Public Facilitation Centre at Deputy Commissioners Office. To improve interface with citizens, relevant SMS will be triggered to the applicant during processing till completion of certificate, he added.

 

Citizens have been urged to apply online on the following websites-www.serviceonline.gov.in and www.westgarohills.gov.in.

 

spot_img
spot_img

Related articles

HC tells govt, SBI to finalise MoU on provident fund issue by Nov 30

In a writ petition concerning the centralised provident fund scheme for staff at deficit-aided schools and colleges in...

Phan Nonglait Park’s footfall drops as Ri-Bhoi zoo nears inauguration

SHILLONG, Nov 5: With Meghalaya’s new zoo all set to open soon following the transfer of animals from...

TRANSFORMING STREETS

Students paint a portion of MG Road as part of the “Reimagining Streets” initiative, in Shillong on Tuesday....

VPP wants unfilled seats reserved for locals at USTM med college

SHILLONG, Nov 5: The VPP has urged the state government to reserve unfilled MBBS seats under the Meghalaya...