<p>Bangladesh plans to implement a system similar to Karnataka's "Sakala", the state's guarantee of services to citizens system, Karnataka Urban Development Minister S Suresh Kumar said today.<br /><br /></p>.<p>"Recognition to Sakala is not only pouring from other states within India, but also from other countries," he told reporters here.<br /><br />Bangladesh has invited Sakala Additional Mission Director Munish Moudgil to be their resource person at the national workshop at Dhaka on October 28 and 29 for formulating a system similar to Sakala in their country, he said.<br /><br />Sakala Mission Director Shalini Rajneesh said a team from Bangladesh had visited the state recently to study the system.<br /><br />Incorporated as per the Karnataka Guarantee of Services to Citizens Act 2011, Sakala provides guarantee of services to citizens in the state within the stipulated time limit for citizen-related services. The current scope of covers 151 services across 11 departments.<br /><br />Suresh Kumar said an additional 114 services would be added from December 1.<br />As of yesterday, nearly 1.25 crore applications under Sakala had been received on a cumulative basis, and more than 1.21 crore had been disposed, the Minister said.</p>
<p>Bangladesh plans to implement a system similar to Karnataka's "Sakala", the state's guarantee of services to citizens system, Karnataka Urban Development Minister S Suresh Kumar said today.<br /><br /></p>.<p>"Recognition to Sakala is not only pouring from other states within India, but also from other countries," he told reporters here.<br /><br />Bangladesh has invited Sakala Additional Mission Director Munish Moudgil to be their resource person at the national workshop at Dhaka on October 28 and 29 for formulating a system similar to Sakala in their country, he said.<br /><br />Sakala Mission Director Shalini Rajneesh said a team from Bangladesh had visited the state recently to study the system.<br /><br />Incorporated as per the Karnataka Guarantee of Services to Citizens Act 2011, Sakala provides guarantee of services to citizens in the state within the stipulated time limit for citizen-related services. The current scope of covers 151 services across 11 departments.<br /><br />Suresh Kumar said an additional 114 services would be added from December 1.<br />As of yesterday, nearly 1.25 crore applications under Sakala had been received on a cumulative basis, and more than 1.21 crore had been disposed, the Minister said.</p>