Digital Citizen Service Initiative Launched on Dr. Suhas Kamble’s Birthday

Pimpri-Chinchwad | Correspondent:To mark the birthday of Dr. Suhas Kamble—a Corporator of the Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) and member of the City Improvement Committee—a grievance redressal portal and a society management web app were inaugurated for the residents of Ward No. 8. This initiative paves the way for the swift, digital resolution of citizens’ daily grievances, issues regarding civic amenities, and matters related to housing society management.

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Through this portal and web app, residents can register complaints regarding various issues—such as roads, water supply, sanitation, electricity, drainage, and internal housing society problems—ensuring they reach the relevant departments directly. This system will enhance transparency and help reduce the time required to resolve grievances.

Demonstrating a sense of social responsibility on the occasion of his birthday, Dr. Kamble also organized a grand blood donation camp and a tree plantation drive. Citizens expressed satisfaction that health-oriented and eco-friendly initiatives were implemented instead of incurring unnecessary expenses; these efforts are receiving widespread appreciation.

The event was attended by PCMC Corporators Nikhil Borhade and Dr. Vilas Sable, along with Sanjeevan Sangle (President, Chikhali-Moshi Society Federation), Sandipan Zhombade, Santosh Nisargandh, Azhar Khan, Prof. Sanjeev Suryavanshi, Ashok More, Babaji Kalamkar, Adv. Atul Kamble, Sandip Kumbhar, Vishwanath Temgire, and Pankaj Pawar, alongside a large number of citizens and dignitaries. Citizens present on the occasion expressed the view that this initiative—integrating digital administration, social awareness, and environmental conservation—would serve as a guiding model for Ward No. 8.

We have launched a grievance redressal portal and a society management web app to ensure that complaints from ward residents are resolved in a timely, transparent, and effective manner. Digital platforms will facilitate better communication and coordination between the administration and citizens, while also accelerating service delivery. We urge the residents of Ward No. 8 to take advantage of these facilities. Alongside civic amenities, health-oriented blood donation drives and eco-friendly tree plantation initiatives are the need of the hour. Therefore, we have implemented public-interest initiatives while avoiding unnecessary expenditure.
– Dr. Suhas Kamble, Corporator and Member of the City Improvement Committee, Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC).