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Karnataka state administrative and welfare initiatives

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The Karnataka state government has introduced several administrative and welfare initiatives. The Prajaseva campaign campaign, now referred to as ‘Prajaseva Andolana’, was launched to bring government services address public grievances directly at the taluk and hobli levels. In Bengaluru Urban, officials have scheduled meetings to citizens, utilizing a structured meeting schedule led by district supervisory ministers ensure the speedy resolution of citizen issues, with taluk-level meetings occurring on the first and local MLAs third Saturdays of each month and hobli-level meetings on the second and fourth Saturdays. During the campaign launch in Tumakuru, the Deputy Chief Minister indicated that the government intends to resolve public grievances. issue an order regarding the Old Pension Scheme (OPS) soon, is working to recruit 15,000 teachers, and is addressing drought conditions in 102 taluks via water tankers. In tandem with these administrative efforts, the state has adjusted timelines for its welfare schemes. The deadline for the Gruha Jyothi scheme beneficiary survey has been extended to September 30 following difficulties in reaching all because only approximately 68 to 70 percent of eligible households, particularly in households had been surveyed by the original August 31 deadline. Challenges include accessing gated communities and apartment complexes, as well as encountering locked premises. To assist this, assist, BESCOM has implemented new guidelines for where meter readers. readers will visit locked houses up to three times at different time slots, utilizing geo-coordinates and SMS notifications. Additionally, the government is preparing a re-verification process for the Gruha Lakshmi scheme scheme, with approximately Rs 20 crore earmarked for the exercise. This process aims to identify and remove ineligible beneficiaries—such as deceased individuals or those paying GST and income tax—to ensure financial assistance is directed only to genuine recipients by identifying ineligible beneficiaries. recipients.

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