Nawanshahr district on top in providing smooth citizen services

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Updated At : 04:12 PM Jul 29, 2021 IST

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Nawanshahr district has secured top position in the state by ensuring 0.03 per cent pendency and providing smooth and hassle-free citizen services through Sewa Kendras. Hailing the efforts of entire team of district administration, the Deputy Commissioner said this target has been achieved by ensuring timely disposal of applications being filed by the citizens at Sewa Kendras, especially amid unprecedented health crisis posed by Covid pandemic. From July 28, 2020, to July 27 2021, as many as 1,13,419 applications were received by the administration for different services at all 17 Sewa Kendras, which were disposed off by the officials in a time-bound manner. Of these applications, only 0.03 per cent i.e. 32 were pending for disposal. TNS

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