CM Directs Officials to Get Feedback From Public on Various Schemes
3 months ago

CM Directs Officials to Get Feedback From Public on Various Schemes

Deccan Chronicle  

Vijayawada: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has asked officials to get feedback from the public on the various social security schemes and programmes and ascertain whether they are reaching the targeted beneficiaries. Also, collect public opinion on it through IVRS.” The chief minister enquired about the services being provided to devotees at major temples, as also the problems of travellers in RTC buses and patients in government hospitals. “Get public opinion on such services,” Naidu said and instructed the officials to set up QR Code in the RTC buses and in all bus stations to get public opinion on the services. The CM also asked the officials to take public opinion on road repair works on a stretch of 6,228km, for which the government earmarked a sum of Rs 860 crore.

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Andhra Pradesh CM asks govt. employees to follow ‘people first’ policy
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Deccan Chronicle  

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