After Chandigarh, which had become the first to introduce the service in July last year, Panchkula is also all set to roll out an auto-mutation system to make revenue services simpler, transparent, accountable and time-bound, ensuring mutation (intkal) after registration is completed within a fixed timeline without citizens having to make repeated visits to tehsil [...]
After Chandigarh, which had become the first to introduce the service in July last year, Panchkula is also all set to roll out an auto-mutation system to make revenue services simpler, transparent, accountable and time-bound, ensuring mutation (intkal) after registration is completed within a fixed timeline without citizens having to make repeated visits to tehsil [...]This article was originally published by The Tribune India.
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