Key Services Offered at the Camps

These service camps provide on-the-spot solutions for pending matters related to urban bodies, such as land leases (pattas), subdivision, restructuring, land-use conversion, mutation (namantaran), and building construction approvals. Additionally, important services like birth, death, and marriage registration, fire NOCs, trade licenses, sewer connections, and EWS certificates are being provided under one roof.

Special attention is also being given to municipal services, including sanitation, road repairs, pothole filling (patchwork), street light repairs, cleaning of drains and sewer lines, beautification of public spaces, and the management of stray animals. Eligible individuals are also receiving benefits from flagship schemes, including pension plans, the Chief Minister’s Free Electricity Scheme, PM SVANidhi, Jan Dhan, and other social security programs.

Schedule for June 29

According to the Jaipur administration, Urban Service Camps will be held in the following areas on June 29:

• Nagar Palika Bagru: Wards 19 & 20
• Nagar Palika Bassi: Wards 19 & 20
• Nagar Palika Chomu: All Wards (1 to 35)
• Nagar Parishad Chomu: Wards 6, 7, 8 & 14 to 17
• Nagar Palika Dudu: Wards 19 & 20
• Nagar Palika Jamwaramgarh: Wards 16 to 20
• Jobner: Ward 10
• Kaladera: Ward 10
• Nagar Palika Kanota: Ward 10
• Khejroli: Wards 19 & 20
• Nagar Palika Kishangarh-Renwal: Wards 11 & 21
• Nagar Palika Manoharpur: Wards 21 & 22
• Nagar Palika Naraina: Wards 19 & 20
• Phagi: Ward 9
• Nagar Palika Phulera: Wards 16 & 17
• Sambhar Lake: Ward 14
• Shahpura: Wards 28, 29, 34 & 37

Administration’s Appeal

The district administration has appealed to citizens to reach their respective ward camps on time. Facilities such as help desks, E-Mitra services, and drinking water arrangements have been ensured for the convenience of the public. For further information, citizens can contact the control room established at the district level.

Conclusion: The ‘Urban Service Camp-2026’ serves as an excellent medium for citizens to get relief from the burden of repeatedly visiting government offices. This initiative by the administration is not only accelerating the clearance of pending files but is also visibly improving basic urban amenities.

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In a major push toward digital governance and administrative accountability, the Rajasthan government is shifting its focus from merely closing complaints to resolving their underlying issues. On Tuesday, Dr. Ravi Kumar Surpur, Secretary (Planning, Statistics, and IT), conducted a surprise inspection of the ‘Rajasthan Sampark Helpline 181’ control room at the Government Secretariat. The primary objective was to streamline Jan Aadhaar services and ensure transparency across the state’s E-Mitra network.

Strategy for Permanent Resolution: ‘Root Cause Analysis’

During the inspection, Dr. Surpur directed officials to move beyond the superficial disposal of grievances. The department is now adopting a ‘Root Cause Analysis’ (RCA) methodology.

Dr. Surpur’s Vision: “Our goal is not just to close a file but to understand why a problem occurred in the first place. By identifying the root cause, we are implementing systemic reforms that prevent the same issue from recurring for other citizens. This will enhance service quality and strengthen public trust in the administration.”

New Guidelines for Jan Aadhaar and E-Mitra Centers

The Secretary expressed concern over the rejection of applications related to Jan Aadhaar—specifically for adding, removing, or correcting names. To resolve this, he issued the following directives:

1. Simplifying Name Changes: The process for changing children’s names must be simplified so that citizens do not face unnecessary hurdles.
2. WhatsApp Training for E-Mitras: All E-Mitra operators across the state will be provided with the correct procedural information for name changes via WhatsApp to ensure they guide citizens accurately.
3. Category Mapping: Officials were instructed to ensure precise category mapping for grievances related to death certificates and pensions so that files reach the correct department without delay.

On-the-Spot Solutions: Direct Dialogue with Citizens

Demonstrating the spirit of “Su-Sashan” (Good Governance), Dr. Surpur and IT Commissioner Mr. Himanshu Gupta interacted directly with complainants present at the control room:

• Support for the Specially Abled: Complainant Pankaj Bhatt sought help for his brother’s Aadhaar card and pension; officials ordered immediate action.
• Data Updates: In the case of Shyamlal, who needed to update mobile and Aadhaar details on a birth certificate, an immediate resolution was ensured.

Report Card: Planning Department Leads with 97% Disposal Rate

Recent data from the Sampark Portal highlights the effectiveness of these departments:

• Planning & Statistics Department: Out of 83,337 cases filed over the past year, 97% (81,075) have been successfully resolved, with an average resolution time of just 14 days.
• IT & Communication Department: This department achieved a 96% disposal rate for 15,105 complaints, taking an average of 16 days per case.

Conclusion

Following the directives of Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, high-ranking secretaries are now personally monitoring the 181 Helpline. This “Doorstep Governance” model is positioning Rajasthan as a leader in digital service delivery, ensuring that citizens can resolve their issues from the comfort of their homes.

Disclaimer: This report is based on official inspection notes and data released by the Department of Information Technology and Communication, Government of Rajasthan. For the latest status on your grievances, please visit the official portal (sampark.rajasthan.gov.in).

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