District Collector directs officials on Karmayogi training, grievance redress and eye donation awareness
District Collector M. Abhishikth Kishore has issued directives for government staff training, efficient grievance redressal, and public awareness regarding eye donation. He also addressed specific welfare concerns for a disabled resident during a public meeting.
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Local administrative actions directly impact public service delivery and community health initiatives, reflecting the role of district-level governance in India.
District Collector M. Abhishikth Kishore on Monday issued a series of directives after the weekly Public Grievance Redressal System (PGRS) session at the Collectorate.
Mr. Kishore directed heads of all departments to ensure that officials and staff complete the Centre’s iGOT Karmayogi online training course, saying it would strengthen professional skills and public service orientation among government employees. He asked departments to track completion and follow up with those yet to finish.
At the PGRS meeting, 305 petitions were received, including 25 relating to the Revenue Department, 73 to the Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation, 17 to the police department and 190 to other departments. District Revenue Officer M. Visweswara Naidu and other officials assisted in receiving the petitions. Mr. Kishore directed that grievances be resolved without delay, recurring complaints be addressed with permanent solutions, and action taken be updated on the portal regularly.
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