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CSCs to be one-stop centre for all services
The youth registered with Common Service Centres (CSC) can get self-sufficient by rendering e-services to people, opined Collector Gaurav Uppal.
​Nalgonda: The youth registered with Common Service Centres (CSC) can get self-sufficient by rendering e-services to people, opined Collector Gaurav Uppal.
On Friday, the Collector attended as a chief guest to an awareness programme conducted about the services available in CSC, in Nalgonda. Addressing the gathering, Uppal informed that from new onwards all certificates would be issued by CSCs.
He advised CSCs to display services available at their centres apart from increasing digital literacy in the district. After demonetisation, the role of CSCs has increased and in future it would play a key role with more public services being added to it, he informed.DRO Kheemya Naik, Mee Seva organisers and others participated in the programme.
