Report civic issues. See what neighbours are reporting. Hold local government accountable — anonymously and safely.
Official portals to lodge complaints, request information, and access services directly.
File a grievance against any central or state government department and track it online.
pgportal.gov.in ↗Share ideas, take part in consultations, and engage with government initiatives.
www.mygov.in ↗File a Right to Information request to central government bodies. Reply due within 30 days.
rtionline.gov.in ↗Complaints about products, services, businesses, refunds and unfair trade.
consumerhelpline.gov.in ↗Report online fraud, financial scams, and other cyber crimes.
cybercrime.gov.in ↗Single-window directory of government services across centre, state and district.
www.india.gov.in ↗Access thousands of central and state government services from one app.
web.umang.gov.in ↗Tap a number to call. 112 reaches police, fire, and ambulance together.
National helplines. Local department numbers vary by district — check your municipal or panchayat office for area-specific lines.
A quick guide to the rights every citizen can use.
Under the RTI Act, 2005, any citizen can ask a public authority for information. They must reply within 30 days — or 48 hours if it concerns your life or liberty.
File an RTI ↗You can lodge a complaint against any government department on CPGRAMS, receive a tracking ID, and appeal if you are not satisfied with the outcome.
Open CPGRAMS ↗Most states guarantee notified public services (certificates, ration cards, mutations) within fixed timelines under their Public Services Guarantee Act. Delays can be escalated.
Under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 you have the right to safety, to be informed, to choose, to be heard, and to seek redressal for defective goods or services.
Consumer Helpline ↗Every citizen aged 18 or above can register to vote and take part in democratic processes — elections, public consultations, and local governance.
Voter Services ↗The Constitution guarantees equality before law, freedom of speech and expression, and the right to constitutional remedies if these are violated.
General information for awareness, not legal advice. Procedures and timelines can vary by state and may change over time.