CPGRMS Flashcards
Centralized Public Grievance Redress And Monitoring System (CPGRAMS) is an online web-enabled system
developed by NIC, in association with ______.
1) DPG
2) DARPG
3) 1 and 2
1 and 2
Directorate of Public Grievances (DPG) and Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG)
CPGRAMS is to lodge their grievances to the public authorities on any subject related to
________.
1) product delivery
2) service delivery
3) any of the above
4) none
service delivery
Every Ministry and state have _______-based access to CPGRAMS
1) designation-based
2) role-based
role-based access
CPGRAMS is also accessible to the citizens through a standalone mobile application and also mobile application integrated with _____
1) myGov
2) UMANG
UMANG
Once a grievance is raised on the web portal, a _____________ is generated and any citizen who raises a grievance can follow up the progress
1) specific registration number
2) specific grievance number
3) specific docket number
specific registration number
The CPGRAMS will enable the online lodging of grievances by citizens to the concerned Organizations which can be linked to _______
1) their official mobile app
2) their official Web site
their official Web site
CPGRAMS also provides an _______ facility to the citizens if they are not satisfied with the resolution by the Grievance Officer
1) reject facility
2) appeal facility
appeal facility
After the closure of grievance, if the complainant is not satisfied with the resolution, he/she can provide _______
1) rating
2) feedback
feedback
If feedback rating is “Poor” the option to file an appeal is enabled
If feedback rating is “Poor” the option _______ is enabled
1) resubmit
2) to file an appeal
to file an appeal
The status of the Appeal can also be tracked by the petitioner with the _______
1) mobile number
2) grievance registration number
grievance registration number
____ are not taken up for redress.
1) Suggestions
2) RTI matters
3) Grievances due to Corruption
4) all the above
1 and 2
Suggestions and RTI matters
Once a grievance is lodged online by any citizen, it is received by the ____ and then further forwarded to the _________ for redress and quick actions to be taken against the grievance. Then the received grievance is addressed at the _____.
1) Concerned Officer, Nodal Officer, Board level
2) Nodal Officer, Concerned Officer, Board level
3) Board level, Nodal Officer, Concerned Officer
Nodal Officer, concerned Officer, Board level
Final Outcome of a Complaint, (four)
- Examined at our Level
- No Action is Required
- Taken up with Sub-Ordinate Organization
- Not pertaining to this organization
Final Outcome of a Complaint: ‘Examined at our Level’ implies
1) the assessment has been done on the Local Office.
2) The grievance will be forwarded to a single or multiple Subordinate Officials
3) the Officials send an acknowledgement letter to the complainant
1 and 3
the assessment has been done on the Local Office.
In this case, the Officials send an acknowledgement letter to the complainant
Final Outcome of a Complaint: ‘No Action is Required’ implies
1) the grievance raised has been rejected
2) The grievance will be forwarded to a single or multiple Subordinate Officials
3) the Officials send an acknowledgement letter to the complainant
1 and 3
This specifies that the grievance raised has been rejected and the complainant is notified for the same in the acknowledgement letter along with a reason to reject it
Final Outcome of a Complaint: ‘Taken up with Sub-Ordinate Organization’ implies
1) the grievance raised has been rejected
2) The grievance will be forwarded to a single or multiple Subordinate Officials
3) the Officials send an acknowledgement letter to the complainant
The grievance will be forwarded to a single or multiple Subordinate Officials, based on the level of grievance raised
How do I complain to PMO?
using the interactive page link “Write to the Prime Minister” available on the PMO‟s website: https://www.pmindia.gov.in/
How do I write a grievance letter?
never use abusive or offensive language. don’t use emotive language.
Without efficient grievance redressal mechanisms, the Government and its administration can never be _____.
1) accountable
2) efficient
3) effective
4) punctual
1 and 3
accountable and effective
In Democracy, citizens make the __________ and hold them ____________
1) make the laws and hold them effective
2) make the Government and hold them accountable
3) both 1 and 2
make the Government and hold them accountable
_______ can be some of the public grievances against the Government.
1) shortage of food
2) overcrowded public transport
3) late running of trains
4) any of the above
any of the above
______________ is an important cog in the wheel of any Government
1) Grievance Redressal Mechanism
2) Monitoring Desk
Grievance Redressal Mechanism
Grievances of Citizens in India – Four categories of grievances
Grievances against Policies
Grievances due to Maladministration
Grievances due to Corruption
Grievances in Rural Areas
Grievances against Policies are raised in _________
1) media
2) legislatures
3) both
media and legislatures
This grievance arises due to various issues like lack of coordination between different departments or agencies or may be due to inefficiency of officials stemming from the heavy workload
1) Grievances against Policies
2) Grievances due to Maladministration
3) Grievances due to Corruption
4) Grievances in Rural Areas
Grievances due to Maladministration
This grievance arises due to a lack of integrity among officials working in the administration.
1) Grievances against Policies
2) Grievances due to Maladministration
3) Grievances due to Corruption
4) Grievances in Rural Areas
Grievances due to Corruption
Grievances in Rural Areas
Non-availability of supplies
Delay in Supplies or Services
Harassment
The 2 most important nodal agencies
- Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG)
- Directorate of Public Grievances (DPG) - part of Cabinet Secretariat
DARPG functions under the
Ministry of ________
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions