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kashish Jindal

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Whenever the government plans to develop an area, it allocates funds and assigns the work to local politicians. However, the problem often lies in corruption—local leaders may misuse the funds, deliver substandard work, or pocket the money entirely. To tackle this, we propose a centralized website for high-level politicians and government officials. This platform would allow them to publish details of approved development projects. Citizens can then track the progress, verify quality, and report any discrepancies they observe on the ground. The site would also serve as a complaint portal where people can raise issues related to corruption or mismanagement. This transparency will help senior officials monitor ground-level execution more effectively, ensure proper fund utilization, and give the public a direct channel to communicate with decision-makers.

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sidhu gholap

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and what for a contractor?

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