Bengaluru: Sakala, Karnataka’s flagship on-time service delivery scheme, has moved into a “faceless, cashless and paperless” ecosystem under which citizens need not submit physical applications.
Primary and Secondary Education Minister and in-charge of Sakala Minister S. Suresh Kumar said 301 Government services have gone online for end-to-end service delivery where there are no role of middlemen. “This is the next step of Sakala. Delivery of services will be completely online — faceless, cashless and paperless,” he said.
