HYDERABAD: The Prajavani programme, launched by the Telangana government to address public grievances, has received commendation from senior officials of Nagaland. A delegation from Nagaland recently visited Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Praja Bhavan to observe the functioning of the initiative.
During the visit, G. Chinna Reddy, Vice-Chairman of the State Planning Commission and in-charge of Prajavani, along with nodal officer Divya Devarajan, briefed the Nagaland officials on the programme’s framework. They explained how the government directly listens to public complaints and provides prompt resolutions.
The Nagaland delegation appreciated the initiative, describing it as an effective method for quickly resolving public issues. They expressed their intention to recommend a similar programme for implementation in their own state.
Under the Prajavani programme, the Telangana government conducts bi-weekly grievance redressal sessions attended by senior officials from various departments. The platform has proven to be a successful mechanism for the timely resolution of public concerns.
Nagaland officials noted that initiatives like Prajavani help bridge the gap between the government and the public, while also fostering trust. They praised the Telangana government’s approach and described the programme as a model worth replicating in other states.
