Maharashtra Citizens to Get Upgraded Aaple Sarkar 2.0 Digital Portal
The Right to Services Commission chief commissioner announced the upcoming launch of Aaple Sarkar 2.0, addressing user issues and upgrading the digital portal.
Aaple SarkarMaharashtraDigital PortalRight To Services CommissionMumbai FirstReal Estate MaharashtraJun 14, 2024
The request for proposal has been prepared for Aaple Sarkar 2.0, and the process is underway to start the upgradation of the digital portal. “The new version will address various issues being faced by the users including the current limitation on the size of documents to be uploaded,” Srivastav said. The discussion was also joined by commissioners of Konkan and Pune revenue divisions.
Aaple Sarkar is a digital portal launched by the Government of Maharashtra to provide citizens with easy access to various public services. The portal aims to simplify the process of availing public services, reducing the need for physical visits to government offices.
Mumbai First is a non-profit organization that aims to work towards making Mumbai a better city to live in. The organization focuses on various initiatives, including urban planning, transportation, and governance.
Right to Services Commission is a statutory body established by the Government of Maharashtra to ensure that citizens have access to timely and quality public services.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Aaple Sarkar?
Aaple Sarkar is a digital portal launched by the Government of Maharashtra to provide citizens with easy access to various public services.
What is the purpose of Aaple Sarkar 2.0?
Aaple Sarkar 2.0 aims to address various issues being faced by the users, including the current limitation on the size of documents to be uploaded.
Who announced the launch of Aaple Sarkar 2.0?
Manu Kumar Srivastav, state chief commissioner of Right to Services Commission, announced the launch of Aaple Sarkar 2.0.
What is the role of Mumbai First in this initiative?
Mumbai First organized the Mumbai Happenings public discussion where the launch of Aaple Sarkar 2.0 was announced.
What is the Right to Services Commission?
Right to Services Commission is a statutory body established by the Government of Maharashtra to ensure that citizens have access to timely and quality public services.
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