Citizens will be able to track applications and receive automatic compensation for delays.
A state assembly passed a bill that requires common public services — from trade licences to pension approvals — to be delivered online within 30 days.
Applicants will receive a tracking number and an SMS at every stage, and departments that miss deadlines will have to explain the delay publicly.
The government said the law will take effect in phases, starting with the ten most requested services.
The voluntary code covers fact-checking, labelled political ads and faster removal of fake accounts.
The next phase of the urban programme shifts attention from large metros to smaller towns, with water supply, electric buses and…
Reservoir levels are healthy in most regions, giving farmers confidence ahead of winter sowing.
Twelve countries agreed on common targets, joint clean-up drives and a shared system to track waste at sea.
