App to provide info on welfare schemes

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Updated At : 12:04 PM Jul 03, 2021 IST

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Barnala, July 2

Barnala Deputy Commissioner (DC) Tej Partap Singh Phoolka on Thursday launched the Yojna app, with added features, developed for people of Barnala.

The DC said the app would provide information to people about various schemes launched by the government departments.

ADC (G) Aaditya Dachalwal coordinated with the departments to seek the information for the app.

“To make it accessible to each segment of the society, the app has been launched in bilingual format, including Punjabi and English. The app currently contains information regarding the schemes of 17 departments,” said Phoolka.

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