Village Level Services

Services Needed by the Citizens -- 

Generally, there is comparatively more density of population and more density of construction, in the urban area than in the rural area. Due to this reason, there should be two separate sets of the planning and the methods of implementation, for the urban & rural area. But the standard (i.e. the measurable norms) of the services should be same for both areas. Then only, it will become possible to deliver the same quality of services to the people in both areas.


Sr. No. Service To Be Provided For Urban Area For Rural Area
1 Water collection, storage & durability data

2 Water supply based on the balance left out

3 Drainage, sanitation and solid waste disposal

4 Roads within town/village boundary

5 Roads connecting to other towns/villages

6 Electricity generation (non-conventional)

7 Electricity supply

8 Telecommunication connectivity

9 Fuel supply (LPG, local tank PNG, petrol, diesel, CNG etc.)

10 Supply of food items & other daily use consumables

11 Basic healthcare facilities

12 Advanced healthcare facilities

13 Primary school education

14 Secondary school education

15 Advanced vocational training

16 Affordable (small area) residential accommodations

17 Post Office and Postal Payment Bank

18 Facility for various types of registrations, licences etc.
(SWIS - Single Window, Integrated Service)

19 FIR lodging or filing or registering

20 Police service (Law & Order)

21 Registering requests for magistrate / judicial service

22 Magistrate service (Hearing & Verdicts)

23 Disaster mitigation, help & relief during calamity time

24 Common Service Centres for Local Business or Farming

25 Planning for new business ventures and local employment generation



I have suggested for introducing new Organs of the State. That will prove immensely helpful in providing these civil services to the village level. Read more on this page.

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Last updated on 2022.08.01. (First uploaded here on 2022.08.01.)

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