Tuesday, December, 12, 2017
  • Nation
  • World
  • States
  • Cities
  • Business
  • Sport
  • Entertainment
  • Galleries
  • Videos
  • Life Style
  • Specials
  • Opinions
  • All Sections  
    States Tamil Nadu Kerala Karnataka Andhra Pradesh Telangana Odisha
    Cities Chennai DelhiBengaluru Hyderabad Kochi Thiruvananthapuram
    Nation World Business Sport Cricket Football Tennis Other Education Social News
    Entertainment English Hindi Kannada Malayalam Tamil Telugu Review Galleries Videos
    Auto Life style Tech Health Travel Food Books Spirituality
    Opinions Editorials Ask Prabhu Columns Prabhu Chawla T J S George S Gurumurthy Ravi Shankar Shankkar Aiyar Shampa Dhar-Kamath Karamatullah K Ghori
    Edex Indulge Event Xpress Magazine The Sunday Standard E-paper
Home States Telangana

Now, TS govt makes an app to connect labourers with jobs

By S Bachan Jeet Singh  |  Express News Service  |   Published: 12th December 2017 01:57 AM  |  

Last Updated: 12th December 2017 07:37 AM  |   A+A A-   |  

0

Share Via Email

HYDERABAD: Denizens in 72 urban local bodies (ULBs) across Telangana can now find reliable household services at the push of a button.  For instance, if you are finding it difficult to find electricians, plumbers, fitters, carpenters, cooks, painters, lighting and other decorators, and other services,  ‘Urban Genie’ is the solution. ‘Urban Genie’ is an Android-based mobile app that bridges the gap between citizens and service providers,  and job-seekers and employers  in Telangana urban areas with effective monitoring and communication system to ensure proper service delivery.

The Mission for Elimination of Poverty in Municipal Areas (MEPMA), a wing of the department of municipal administration and urban development (MAUD), is going to launch ‘Urban Genie’ which is under development now, MEPMA director T K Sreedevi has said.  By downloading this app citizens can request for services in their respective areas of an ULB. When such requests are placed, they are auto-forwarded to the local City Livelihood Center (CLC) of the municipality.

Basing on the area and type of service required, the CLC will send trained and verified service provider and skilled professionals to the house. Citizens who availed their service would also be asked to  give their feedback on the service to facilitate MEPMA to provide better services, she added.This app also enables the urban jobless people to register with their personal details, skills and preferences, and  the MEPMA can help them get employment. Thus, the app would help people get affordable and dependable household services at their doorstep and also help  unemployed skilled  workers vocation, Sreedevi said.

HOW the APP WORKS  
Download the app and choose the service required or visit the municipality website. 
Submit the request 
Request received at CLC and reliable service provider assigned 
Service provider receives the SMS alert with customer details 

Stay up to date on all the latest Telangana news with The New Indian Express App. Download now

O
P
E
N

More from this section
Goods and Services Tax, GST, money, tax, representational

GST: Goods transport now to be under watch

Abhangapatnam incident: Bharath Reddy held while trying to escape

US Embassy asked to issue visas to Akbar’s kin

Latest

Ahmedabad Police deny nod to roadshows of Modi, Rahul today

Senior counsel Rajeev Dhavan gives up practice, citing humiliation

'Illegal' telephone case against Marans adjourned to December 15

Bengaluru journalist Ravi Belagere remanded to 14-day judicial custody

Medical visas of six Pakistan nationals approved: Sushma Swaraj

Quake hits Iran-Iraq border region

Illicit liquor worth Rs 2 crore bound for Gujarat seized in Rajasthan

Videos
Elephant calf skates in wet mountain soil in Tamil Nadu
Thousands of Indonesians protest Trump's Jerusalem move
arrow
Gallery
Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli and Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma got married in Italy Monday, ending weeks of frenzied speculation that they were getting hitched. | PTI
Anushka Sharma, Virat Kohli are married, here are the first pictures from the wedding
Saudi Arabia on Monday lifted a decades-long ban on cinemas, part of a series of social reforms by the powerful crown prince that is shaking up the ultra-conservative kingdom. Reviving cinemas would represent a paradigm shift in the kingdom, which is prom
Saudi Arabia might have lifted ban on cinemas, but here are 10 normal things which you still can't do
arrow

FOLLOW US

Copyright - newindianexpress.com 2017

Dinamani | Kannada Prabha | Samakalika Malayalam | Malayalam Vaarika | Indulgexpress | Edex Live | Cinema Express | Event Xpress

Contact Us | About Us | Careers | Privacy Policy | Search | Terms of Use | Advertise With Us

Home | Nation | World | Cities | Business | Columns | Entertainment | Sport | Magazine | The Sunday Standard