19 services of the State Department of Rural Development and Panchayats.
1) Building Permit
2) Tax Assessment List Issue
3) Building Possession Letter
4) Application for New Water Connection
5) Factory Permission Letter
6) Business Dispensation (Hotel and Shop)
7) Advertisement Permit
8) Water Connection Disconnection
9) Drinking Water Maintenance (Minor Repair)
10) Street Light Maintenance
11) Village Sanitation Maintenance
12) Distribution of Documents (Population Crop Livestock Census BPL List)
13) ESCOMS Expectation Letter
14) Entertainment Permit New/Additional Change )
15) Form 9/11A-9/11A
16) Form 9/11B-9/11B
17) Permission for Road Paving
18) Provision of Employment Card to Unskilled Workers (MGNREGS) )
19) Providing employment to unskilled workers (MGNREGS)
Forty Services of the Revenue Department
1) Population Certificate
2) Caste and Income Certificate
3) Backward Classes Certificate (Category-1)
4) Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe Certificate (SC-ST)
5) Other Backward Classes Certificate (Central)
6) Residence Certificate
7) Income Certificate
8) Farmer Certificate
9) Widow Certificate
10) Living Certificate
11) Farmer Family Member Certificate
12) Non-Remarriage Certificate
13) Landless Certificate
14) Living Member Certificate of the Deceased
15) Unemployment Certificate
16) Non-Government Employment Certificate
17) Farming Certificate
Health Karnataka Card Distribution
The Health Karnataka Scheme is the frontline in achieving universal health care and well-being, for which the “”Arogya Karnataka”” scheme has been launched, in which the resources of the Vedic health schemes have been pooled. Namely. Vajpayee Arogya Shri. Yashaswini Scheme. Rajiv Arogya Bhagya Scheme. Rashtriya Swasthya Bhima Scheme. Rashtriya Bala Swasthya Programme. Mukhyamantri Santwana Harish Scheme. Indira Suraksha Scheme etc.
The scheme aims to provide universal health care to all citizens of Karnataka by providing primary. secondary and tertiary care. The Government of India has implemented the Ayushman Bharat Scheme.
Eligibility and Treatment Amount
BPL ration card holders and beneficiaries registered under Rashtriya Swasthya Bhima Yojana are entitled to free treatment up to Rs 5 lakh per year. Those who do not have APL card or BPL card holders are also entitled to treatment at a rate of 30% of the government package rate on a payment basis. The annual limit is Rs 1.50 lakh per family. Treatment can be availed on presentation of ration card and Aadhaar card.
Treatments
- 291 general secondary treatment methods.
- 254 complex secondary treatment methods.
- 900 tertiary treatment methods for life-threatening diseases such as heart disease, cancer, neuropathy, kidney disease, neonatal diseases, etc.
- A total of 1650 treatments are available, including 169 emergency treatments and 36 sub-therapeutic methods.
- 169 emergency treatments can be treated directly at a registered hospital without any referral.
How to avail the scheme?
Primary and general secondary treatments are provided only in government hospitals. Secondary complex treatments and tertiary diseases are provided in government hospitals if treatment is available there. Otherwise, referral is provided. A patient who has obtained a referral can get treatment in any registered private hospital of his choice. For 169 emergency treatments, including road accidents, he can go directly to a registered hospital without any referral.
Health Card
Under Ayushman – Bharat Arogya Karnataka Yojana, the card is issued at public health institutions with a fee of Rs 10 /-. It is issued at Bangalore One Karnataka One and Seva Sindhu centers with a fee of Rs 35 /- for health. The health card can be obtained by presenting Aadhaar card and ration cards.
Information about registered hospitals
You can call the toll free number 1800 425 2330. You can also contact the 104 Kere Center for information. You can see the list of nearby registered hospitals published in the Government Hospital.
Issuance of Disability Identity Card
- The unique identity card is limited to disabled persons only.
- It aims to create a national database of disabled persons.
- By obtaining a unique identity card, disabled persons do not need to produce or carry multiple documents and get their copies made.
- This can be obtained through Bapuji Seva Kendras.
- Disabled persons can apply online.
- The application submitted online will be subjected to an urgent medical examination.
- Documents to be provided: Current color photograph Color photo scan copy. Scanned copy of signature (not mandatory). Scanned copy of proof of address (Aadhar card/Pan card/Vehicle driving license, etc.) Scanned copy of proof of identity (Aadhar card/Pan card/Vehicle driving license, etc.)
- Scanned copy of disability certificate (Scanned copy of the certificate issued by the prescribed authority)
- District Surgeons of all districts for medical examination. Medical Inspectors of all medical colleges and Administrative Medical Officers of all taluk hospitals have been identified as medical authorities.
- Necessary steps will be taken to distribute unique identity cards to the disabled within four weeks of submission of the application.
Building Permit / License
- No person shall construct any building or alter any existing building without the written permission of the Gram Panchayat.
- No mobile towers shall be erected on any vacant land or premises.
- Permission shall be granted on payment of the fee specified in the Act and Rules.
- The Gram Panchayat shall decide whether to grant permission or not within 60 days of the application for construction of a building and shall inform the applicant accordingly.
- If the Panchayat does not inform the applicant of its decision within 60 days, in such a case, the applicant may proceed with the work assuming that permission has been granted. However, the rules or bye-laws framed under the Act shall not be violated.Additions and alterations to the building structure may be demolished by giving a specific number of days’ notice if it is determined that the addition or alteration poses a risk to public health, life or the institution.
- Gram Panchayats shall, while granting building licenses or approving the layouts of residential or dwelling places, strictly follow the provisions of the Town and Country Planning Act. If any violation of the provisions is found in the implementation, disciplinary action may be taken against the officers and staff.
Commercial License / License
- Subject to the conditions specified in the Gram Panchayat. Hotel, restaurant, cafeteria, coffee shop, sweet shop, bakery, dining hall or residential house (except government hostels). Panchayat permission is required to start a Dharamshala. Otherwise, no activity is being undertaken.
- A fee may be fixed and collected at the specified rates for setting up hoardings and a license may be issued.
- An application for renewal of a permit or license relating to commercial activities may be submitted for not less than 30 days and not more than 90 days.
- Commercial building means shops, stalls, markets, retail sales. A building used for displaying or selling Maratha goods and its part of the market is also included in this group.
Management of assets under Gram Panchayat jurisdiction / Account change
The Gram Panchayat may charge a fee for changing the account for buildings and non-agricultural lands – All documents for changing the account of assets / interests should be submitted to the Panchayat. Fees should be paid. Then Form-9 and Form-11 can be obtained online through this property.
It is the job of the Panchayat to clear and protect the encroachments on the properties of the Gram Panchayat. For this, the Gram Panchayat has to maintain its property register.
Provision of information under the Right to Information Act
The Right to Information Act has been implemented in the entire country since 2005. The main objective of this act is to bring transparency, openness, accountability and responsibility in administration. In order to achieve these objectives, uniformity in development in the country and dissemination of information to the citizens are required. The Secretary of the Gram Panchayat has been appointed as the Information Officer in the Gram Panchayat. The Panchayat Development Officer should act as the first appellate authority.
Provision of services under Sakala
With the aim of ensuring that the services to be provided to the citizens by various government departments and organizations within the stipulated time, the “Karnataka Government” has implemented the Karnataka Citizens Guarantee of Services Act, 2011 from January 26, 2012. The act has been called Sakala to convey the purpose of the act in a simple way to the people.
A total of 19 services have been guaranteed to the public under Sakala services under the Department of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj. Their details are as follows.