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eGov: Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani launches ‘Online Development Permission System 2.0’

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Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani has launched ‘Online Development Permission System (ODPS)-2.0′ at Mahatma Mandir in Gandhinagar for promoting online permission for industrial development projects in the state.

During the launch, he said, “The state government wants to develop online system by making maximum use of technology in the departments like housing, and where direct people are connected.

“Gujarat has become the first state in the nation to develop a faceless system and pass a development plan. Our government is working sincerely on the four pillars of transparency, decisiveness, sensitivity and progressiveness. We have made a number of pioneering improvements with the sensitive approach that not a single citizen of the state has to face problem in any kind of work or service.”

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He also added, “Now, the new ODPS-2.0 is operational, off-line permissions for the low-rise building will be completely discontinued”. He also expressed his wish to implement this ODPS process for high-rise building in the state in the future.

The state government is committed to take action against that 1% who are doing wrong practice and we are also committed to ensure that 99% of the people are not cheated wrongly, he added.

“GDCR has been amended to common GDCR for developing a new system. Not only this, by focusing on 15 vital important things like FSI, height, margin, parking, fire safety, we have ensured that the plan is passed within 24 hours based on its adequacy,” he informed.

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The CM also said that every one of has a dream to have a house of their own, for which we need to face several problems to pass housing plans. We have started such a simple and transparent process of ODPS, where one can submit the plan from his own computer and get the approval within 24 hours so that the person can start the construction of the building by paying the development charge.

Rupani also added that even in the town planning scheme-TP approvals, this government has gone ahead with 100 TP approvals every year. We have been making TP approval centuries every year for the last three years. This year also we might approve the same numbers till December despite the .

We have made such arrangements in municipalities and corporations so that people can get all the permissions online at home and everyone can be benefitted. On this occasion, the CM also distributed online approval and permission letters to architects-engineers in five towns and cities of the state.

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