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Karnataka Launches 'Sakala' Scheme to Digitise Civil Services via Bangalore One, Karnataka One, Gram One
The Karnataka government has announced that most of its civil services will be made mandatory online under the 'Sakala' initiative, promising faster public service delivery through Bangalore One, Karnataka One and Gram One centers.
On Thursday, the Karnataka government announced that most of its civil services will be made mandatory online under the \"Sakala\" initiative. The move is part of an effort to streamline public service delivery and reduce paperwork.
Under the scheme, citizens will be able to access services through the Bangalore One, Karnataka One and Gram One centers. These hubs will provide digital assistance and help users complete applications and transactions online.
The government says the digital rollout will speed up processing times and improve transparency. By centralising services, it aims to reduce delays and make it easier for residents to obtain certificates, permits and other official documents.
Implementation will begin in the coming weeks, with the state working closely with local officials to train staff and set up the necessary infrastructure. The initiative is expected to bring a significant shift toward e-governance across Karnataka.
Under the scheme, citizens will be able to access services through the Bangalore One, Karnataka One and Gram One centers. These hubs will provide digital assistance and help users complete applications and transactions online.
The government says the digital rollout will speed up processing times and improve transparency. By centralising services, it aims to reduce delays and make it easier for residents to obtain certificates, permits and other official documents.
Implementation will begin in the coming weeks, with the state working closely with local officials to train staff and set up the necessary infrastructure. The initiative is expected to bring a significant shift toward e-governance across Karnataka.