Connecting Citizens: Sikkim's New Initiative for Direct Engagement

Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang launched the 'Connect to CM' initiative to enable citizens to directly communicate their concerns and access services efficiently. The platform aims to bridge the gap between the government and the public, enhancing transparency and engagement through a new digital framework for monitoring government schemes.

Sikkim's Chief Minister, Prem Singh Tamang, unveiled the 'Connect to CM' initiative, marking a significant step towards direct public engagement. This initiative allows citizens to raise concerns with the government easily, aiming for timely and effective service delivery by the administration.

Speaking at a function at Samman Bhawan, Tamang emphasized that this platform seeks to bridge the gap between the state government and its citizens, ushering in a new era of transparency. The effort is geared towards facilitating direct communication, enabling access to essential services, and empowering citizens to connect with the Chief Minister's Office.

The initiative reflects the government's vision to reach every individual, promoting inclusivity. Citizens can communicate with the government via designated phone numbers daily. Alongside this, Tamang introduced the 'Chief Minister's Schemes Integrated Management System', a digital system for better monitoring and implementation of government initiatives.

(With inputs from agencies.)