Delhi Is Now Getting Govt Services Home-Delivered. Here Is How
After the Delhi government launched home delivery of as many as 40 services in September last year, it plans to add another 30 starting February 1. A move termed by the Arvind Kejriwal-led government as a revolutionary change in governance, the number of such services is expected to touch the 100 mark in the coming months.
While the complete list of new services will be announced later, it is expected to include the grant of a license to a contractor under the labour department, the addition of members in ration card, change of address, transfer of ration cards within Delhi, et cetera.
What are the services you could avail of?
Seven departments of the Delhi government — revenue, transport, water, food & supplies, social welfare, SC/ST/OBC/minorities welfare and labour —will be offering home-delivery delivery of their services. Among the key services that are on offer include delivery of driving licence and marriage registration certificate. You could also use these services to apply for a water connection or a Lal Dora Certificate.
Here is the full list of services, department-wise:
Revenue department (15)
Caste certificate for OBCs
Caste certificate for SCs
Caste certificate for STs
Domicile certificate
Income certificate
Delayed birth order
Delayed death order
Lal Dora certificate
Land status report
Permanent identity card for specially-abled people
Record of rights
Solvency certificate
Surviving member certificate
Marriage registration certificate
Civil defence volunteer enrolment certificate
Transport department (11)
Duplicate vehicle registration certificate (RC)
Change of address in RC
Transfer of ownership
Hypothecation addition
Hypothecation termination
No-objection certificate
Learners licence
Driving licence
Driving licence renewal
Duplicate driving licence
Change of address in driving licence
Delhi Jal Board (4)
Water/sewer connection
Mutation
Reopening
Disconnection
Food & supplies department (2)
Priority household card
Member detail update in priority household card
Social welfare department (3)
Family Benefit Scheme
Handicap pension scheme
Grievance on old-age pension scheme
SC/ST/OBC/minorities welfare department (3)
Financial assistance for purchase of stationery
Reimbursement of tuition fee
Scholarships
Labour department (2)
Approval of installation of passenger lift, shaft and machine room
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How to go about it?
Dial 1076, let the call centre assistant know what services you want home delivered and provide your details. Following which, a mobile sahayak appointed to you will visit your residence and collect the required documents, which could be submitted online as well as in physical form. You will get the information about your sahayak through SMS.
Apart from collecting documents, your mobile sahayak will also do your biometric authentication.
Do note here that that doorstep delivery of services will be provided from 8 am to 10 pm while the call centre will function round-the-clock. In case you get a call wait, you will get a call back. You could also give your feedback on the services. In fact, The CM has asked the media to highlight discrepancies in the implementation of the scheme so that the government could ratify them in the next 10-15 days.
Apart from the standard fee for each of these services, a person will have to pay Rs 50 to get them home delivered. You could pay the fee in cash or through online channels, depending on the sort of service you are applying for.
After the mobile shayak submits all your information in the system, you will keep getting updates on your mobile through SMSs.
With inputs from Housing News