CM launches Water Bill app
Pema Khandu
on Tuesday launched the 'Water Bill' app of the department of public health engineering & water supply that would enable citizens to pay their water bills online without having to physically visit the offices for bill payment, reports Joken Ete.
The app, as a pilot project, will be available for consumers in the Itanagar Capital Region to begin with. Lauding the department for the digital initiative, the CM termed it as a step that brings essential public service closer to the people, an official statement from the CMO said.
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