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- Palnadu District Public Grievance Redressal Platform (PGRS) has urged citizens to express their views through QR codes to increase transparency and accountability in the services provided by the District Collector Kritika Shukla.
- In a statement, she said that people can easily give feedback by scanning the QR codes installed at the PGRS centers at the district and mandal levels every Monday.
- She also suggested that they can also share their feedback through the portal https://pgrs.ap.gov.in and use the toll-free number 1100 to check the status of their applications.
Palnadu District Public Grievance Redressal Platform (PGRS) has urged citizens to express their views through QR codes to increase transparency and accountability in the services provided by the District Collector Kritika Shukla. In a statement, she said that people can easily give feedback by scanning the QR codes installed at the PGRS centers at the district and mandal levels every Monday. She also suggested that they can also share their feedback through the portal https://pgrs.ap.gov.in and use the toll-free number 1100 to check the status of their applications. She appealed to the people to take advantage of this opportunity for better services.
