DelhiScoop.com
HOME | TOURISM | INFO TECH | NEWS | REAL ESTATE | HEALTH | INFRASTRUCTURE | EDUCATION | CONTACT US - SANJAY @ 98 119 87371

Now, pvt players in public services such feild as licence, Gas Connection, electricity bill etc.


By Sumit Kumar, Section News
Posted on Mon Aug 04, 2008 at 02:55:34 AM EST

If you are already tired of knocking at one government counter before being rudely asked to move to the next for even getting a small work done, the respite could well be on its way. Getting a driving licence, obtaining a gas connection or even paying your electricity bill would surely become much easier as the government has taken a proactive stand on promoting private competition in services that interface with the public and consumers.

In a major decision, it has accepted a recommendation of the Administrative Reforms Commission (ARC) on opening up of several services that are currently its exclusive domain and, therefore, bogged down by "departmental hegemony." The government intends to throw open these "monopolistic" areas providing public services and the move is also expected to bring down the existing level of corruption.

A recent meeting of the Core Group on Administrative Reforms (CGAR) chaired by the cabinet secretary took the crucial decision.TNN

< Kolkata may get another airport in Purulia | Burn Standard Looking To Raise Funds By To Sell Its Real Estate Property In Alipore >
Display: Sort:
Display: Sort:
Win A Jeans Twice a Week
&
Win A Kurta 7 Days A Week
MEMBERS AREA

Make a new account

Username:
Password:
 ACTION CENTER

Internet Services

Who's Online? (7)

. Unregistered Visitors (7)

Note: You may cloak yourself from appearing here in your Display Preferences.

Site Stats

No Access

Recent Comments

. GOOD ATTEMPT (khurshid anwar)

. Private investment is must for countries growth (khurshid anwar)

. comment (syeedunsyd)

. comment (syeedunsyd)

. Gift Tax (Mrs Gupta)

. DTDC (tanay253)

Recent Member Diaries


More Diaries...

Front Page

Wednesday January 7th
. Pay Rs 65000, Drive Away With Zero-Pollution Auto (0 comments)

Tuesday January 6th
. Credai Wants Home Loan Sop Cap Raised To Rs 40 lakh in Metro (0 comments)
. Water Meters To Be Installed In High-Rises And Group Housings (0 comments)
. Kolkata Municipal Corporation Decided to Issue Identity Cards To Hawkers Of The City (0 comments)
. Governor For Better Education System (0 comments)
. West Bengal Tourism to organise Sixth Tourism and Food Festival in Kolkata (0 comments)

Monday January 5th
. Zilla Parishad (ZP) Diverts Development Funds For Road Repairs (0 comments)
. city's Metro Railway To Switch From Tickets To Tokens (0 comments)

Sunday January 4th
. Zero Stamp Duty For Special Eonomic Zones And SEZ Units Under Lens (0 comments)
. Chinese Construction Majors Eye Bengal Collaboration (0 comments)
. Bengal Finalising Master Plan For Newtown (0 comments)
. Real Estate: Correct Time To Innovate (0 comments)
. Despite Recession Serviced Offices Gain Popularity (0 comments)

Friday January 2nd
. Online Power: Stay Home, Pick IIT Mentors' Brains Spread Across The Country (0 comments)
. CM Wants Rs 255-cr Central Fund To Strengthen City Police (0 comments)
. Jadavpur University (JU) Fixes Fees For Foreign Students (0 comments)
. Riverbank To Set Up Marina Hotel On The Bank Of River At Batanagar By 2013 (0 comments)
. Job Slump? Good News For Job Seekers, Companies To Hire 2,50,000 In Next Few Months (0 comments)

Thursday January 1st
. Infrastructure Plans Stall As Developers Shy Away From Bids (0 comments)
. Retailers Expect To Gain From Falling Rentals,Focus On Special Segments This Year (0 comments)
. ICICI Slashes Home Loan Rate - EXISTING CUSTOMERS WILL BE BENEFITED TOO (0 comments)
. The Real Estate Market - 2009 (0 comments)

Tuesday December 30th
. Oversupply In Commercial Real Estate Likely To Continue in 2009: Cushman & Wakefield (0 comments)
. Plan To Turn Kolkata's 186-year-Old Mint Into India's First Currency Suseum Stalls (0 comments)

Monday December 29th
. Rs 1,947 cr For Kolkata Airport's Makeover (0 comments)

Older Stories...


All trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective companies. Comments are owned by the Poster. The Rest (c) GurgaonSCOOP.com and QBTPL.
submit story | create account | faq | search