Verification process will happen online: Byre Gowda
The move was implemented on a pilot basis at the Malleswaram sub-registrar
Lakhs of marriages go unregistered due to the hassle of visiting govt offices: Tejasvi
Cabinet Minister for Revenue excluding Muzrai in the Government of Karnataka Krishna Byre Gowda shared a video on the microblogging platform X (formerly known as Twitter) about the digitalisation of the process of marriage registration in Karnataka. “With just photographic and videographic evidence of marriage, the verification process will happen online. Subsequently, after an approval, a certificate will be provided to them online,” he stated in the video. “Now one doesn’t have to visit the sub-registrar’s office for registering their marriage under Hindu Marriage Act. A cerificate is generated at the comfort of home by providing wedding invite,video, Aadhaar. One more step towards transparency and service delivery (sic),” he mentioned in the caption of his post. The move was implemented on a pilot basis at the Malleswaram sub-registrar office in Bengaluru.
Now one doesn’t have to visit the sub-registrar’s office for registering their marriage under Hindu Marriage Act. A cerificate is generated at the comfort of home by providing wedding invite,video, Aadhaar. One more step towards transparency and service delivery. #revenue #gok… pic.twitter.com/a233SlXO9l
— Krishna Byre Gowda (@krishnabgowda) February 15, 2024
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Member of Parliament (MP) from Bengaluru South Tejasvi praised the government for this development. “Lakhs of marriages go unregistered due to the hassle of visiting govt offices for a certificate. Welcome move by Shri Krishne Byre Gowda for making the marriage registration process digital & citizen friendly, enabling newly weds receive certificate at comfort of their home,” Tejasvi Surya said.
Lakhs of marriages go unregistered due to the hassle of visiting govt office for a certificate.
Welcome move by Shri @krishnabgowda for making the marriage registration process digital & citizen friendly, enabling newly weds receive certificate at comfort of their home. https://t.co/9xggMA0HVy
— Tejasvi Surya (@Tejasvi_Surya) February 15, 2024
Verification process will happen online: Byre Gowda
The move was implemented on a pilot basis at the Malleswaram sub-registrar
Lakhs of marriages go unregistered due to the hassle of visiting govt offices: Tejasvi
Cabinet Minister for Revenue excluding Muzrai in the Government of Karnataka Krishna Byre Gowda shared a video on the microblogging platform X (formerly known as Twitter) about the digitalisation of the process of marriage registration in Karnataka. “With just photographic and videographic evidence of marriage, the verification process will happen online. Subsequently, after an approval, a certificate will be provided to them online,” he stated in the video. “Now one doesn’t have to visit the sub-registrar’s office for registering their marriage under Hindu Marriage Act. A cerificate is generated at the comfort of home by providing wedding invite,video, Aadhaar. One more step towards transparency and service delivery (sic),” he mentioned in the caption of his post. The move was implemented on a pilot basis at the Malleswaram sub-registrar office in Bengaluru.
Now one doesn’t have to visit the sub-registrar’s office for registering their marriage under Hindu Marriage Act. A cerificate is generated at the comfort of home by providing wedding invite,video, Aadhaar. One more step towards transparency and service delivery. #revenue #gok… pic.twitter.com/a233SlXO9l
— Krishna Byre Gowda (@krishnabgowda) February 15, 2024
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Member of Parliament (MP) from Bengaluru South Tejasvi praised the government for this development. “Lakhs of marriages go unregistered due to the hassle of visiting govt offices for a certificate. Welcome move by Shri Krishne Byre Gowda for making the marriage registration process digital & citizen friendly, enabling newly weds receive certificate at comfort of their home,” Tejasvi Surya said.
Lakhs of marriages go unregistered due to the hassle of visiting govt office for a certificate.
Welcome move by Shri @krishnabgowda for making the marriage registration process digital & citizen friendly, enabling newly weds receive certificate at comfort of their home. https://t.co/9xggMA0HVy
— Tejasvi Surya (@Tejasvi_Surya) February 15, 2024
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