– NEW DELHI: Delhi chief minister Rekha Gupta on Saturday launched a ‘CM Jansunwai Portal’ and mobile app along with other IT services for the public to submit complaints online.The chief minister said that this portal will help in monitoring the complaints of the public and finding timely solutions to the problems is a priority of the government.”While I keep on holding ‘Jan Sunvai’ physically to listen to the problems of people, now we have a digital mode, which will provide a platform for people to complain from anywhere,” Gupta said.Through this portal, there will be more transparency and efficiency in the system, she added.”We also want to assure the public that a project monitoring system is also being developed by the government. Through this, we will be able to keep track of the status of all our projects, which will ensure timely completion,” the chief minister said.The chief minister also stated that the Delhi government is already providing 75 services online will now be linked to this portal.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos‘Swayed By Foreign Interests’: Trump Slams SCOTUS; Attacks US Firms, Attorneys With India TiesExplained: How US tariffs on India evolved amid Supreme Court ruling and trade disputes’Studying Developments For Their Implications’: India After US Top Court’s Order On Trump TariffsIndia, Brazil Sign Rare Earths Deal; Modi Calls It ‘Major Step’ Towards Supply Chain ResilienceBrazil President Lula Calls For Stronger Global South With India To Prevent A New Cold War DividePM Modi Sets 20 Billion Dollar Trade Target As India And Brazil Call Ties A Win Win PartnershipAI Summit Protest By Youth Congress May Be Linked To Nepal Gen Z Conspiracy Plot: Delhi PoliceI To The Power Of AI: Youngest Keynote Speaker Ranvir Sachdeva Wows India AI Summit With Bold VisionBig Terror Alert In Delhi As Lashkar e Taiba Targets Temple Near Red Fort Months After Deadly BlastUN Chief Antonio Guterres Meets President Murmu, Says India Is Proving Clean Energy Growth Possible123PhotostoriesZodiac signs that may face relationship challenges in 20268 Indian tea-time snacks you can air fryer instead of deep fry6 tandoori-style dishes made easily in an air fryer7 iconic paneer starters for guests and instant cravingsFrom decorating the house to preparing Iftaar: Dipika Kakar and Shoaib Ibrahim share their Ramadan preparationsBengaluru to Goa by Vande Bharat in just over 12 hours? What we know’e200x’: Chennai startup to develop first electric air taxi9 Indian breads beyond roti and naan you should know aboutWhy even non-vegetarians can be low on vitamin B12Jeh Ali Khan birthday special: Social media family moments123Hot PicksIndia-US trade dealGold rate todayDelhi traffic advisoryArjun’s wedding ceremonyIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingDan HookerAlysa Liu familyTommaso GiacomelMens Hockey OlympicsTravis Kelce MansionsSidney Crosby and Kathy Leutner Net WorthDillon GabrielNathan MacKinnonCade CunninghamMontreal Canadiens
NEW DELHI: Delhi chief minister Rekha Gupta on Saturday launched a ‘CM Jansunwai Portal’ and mobile app along with other IT services for the public to submit complaints online.The chief minister said that this portal will help in monitoring the complaints of the public and finding timely solutions to the problems is a priority of the government.“While I keep on holding ‘Jan Sunvai’ physically to listen to the problems of people, now we have a digital mode, which will provide a platform for people to complain from anywhere,” Gupta said.Through this portal, there will be more transparency and efficiency in the system, she added.“We also want to assure the public that a project monitoring system is also being developed by the government. Through this, we will be able to keep track of the status of all our projects, which will ensure timely completion,” the chief minister said.The chief minister also stated that the Delhi government is already providing 75 services online will now be linked to this portal.
