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Karnataka to deliver government services at citizens’ doorsteps

In the first phase, the project will be launched in Bommanahalli, Rajajinagar and Mahadevapura constituencies. Later, the government plans to extend it to 27 Assembly segments in Bengaluru city.

Written by: Darshan Devaiah BP
3 min readBengaluru (karnataka)Feb 5, 2020 07:38 PM IST First published on: Feb 5, 2020 at 07:37 PM IST
Jana Sevaka is also available in the mobile application. Jana Sevaka is also available as a mobile application.

The Karnataka government will now deliver 53 of its services to citizens’ doorsteps, including caste certificates, income certificates, senior citizen cards, and health cards.

On Tuesday, the Karnataka Cabinet approved the doorstep delivery scheme ‘Janasevaka’. A website, http://www.janasevaka.karnataka.gov.in, has been launched,  where citizens can request for the services. The requests can be made through phone too, on 08044554455 (Sakala call centre).

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The initiative follows a similar scheme by the Delhi government.

In Karnataka, the project was launched on a pilot basis in T Dasarahalli Assembly constituency last February. In the first phase, the project will be launched in Bommanahalli, Rajajinagar and Mahadevapura constituencies. Later, the government plans to extend it to 27 Assembly segments in Bengaluru city. Based on the experiment in Bengaluru, the service will be extended to Mysuru, Mangaluru and Hubballi-Dharwad.

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