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The Government of Andhra Pradesh is set to launch a new mobile application called 'AP One', aimed at streamlining access to government services, according to Prakhar Jain, CEO of Real Time Governance Society (RTGS). The application is designed to eliminate the necessity for citizens to repeatedly visit government offices by consolidating over 1,000 services under a single platform.
Speaking at the inauguration of a workshop for government officials on Tuesday, Jain emphasized the importance of a seamless user experience, free from technical glitches or unnecessary complications. The initiative, under the guidance of Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and RTGS Minister N. Lokesh, will initially feature around 150 services spanning various departments.
These services will be available in both Telugu and English, with a search function to aid users in locating specific services. Additionally, citizens will be able to download essential government certificates through the application. The 'AP One' project is seen as the next phase in the state's digital service delivery efforts, following the success of the Mana Mitra WhatsApp Governance system, which has garnered positive public feedback.
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