'MP e-nagarpalika' was launched last evening here by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who said it is a step to ensure that citizens get the services on time.
The app is part of the Rs 225-crore 'e-nagarpalika' project, under which all municipal services would be made available online on a unified web platform.
"Citizens should get the municipal services conveniently and on time. There is no paucity of funds in urban bodies. Rs 83,000 crore will be spent in the next three-four years for development by the state's urban bodies," the Chief Minister added.
"This app would offer 378 services like online payment of property tax, seeking building permission, birth/ marriage/ death certificates etc. It will also register complaints related to garbage, water, streetlights etc. Online payment gateway would be available on this app," said Agrawal.
Principal Secretary (Urban Development) Malay Shrivastava said, "This mobile app would also encourage cashless transaction.