Manipur government launched 'CM Da Haisi' web portal

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Category : State Published on: September 21 2022

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In Manipur, a web portal to receive complaints and grievances from the general public was launched today by Chief Minister N. Biren Singh at Imphal.
The name of the web portal is ‘CM Da Haisi’ (English translation- Inform to CM) and the public can raise their grievances in the web portal by logging on to www.cmdahaisi.mn.gov.in. The complainants can also check the status of their complaints.
The prime objective of this campaign is to improve citizens' participation and engagement by providing a platform.
"CM DA HAISI" aims to reach at least 50 per cent of households of Manipur in the next two months.

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Manipur government launched 'CM Da Haisi' web portal