mobile application

eBaajaar finally is a social enterprise that acts as a bridge between street vendors and customers through Internet.

While the app only takes 10 megabytes (MB) of space in the phone, the database of suspects is stored on an external server and is segregated to 16 categories such as theft, burglary, robbery and dacoity in Chennai.

Reporting a civic problem and getting it resolved can be a painful and laborious process. The Ministry of Urban Development has launched an app to make it easier.

A group of alert citizens in Mumbai has developed an app to help people report potholes on the roads. They are now trying to work with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) so that the authorities can find and fill these potholes.

Kolkata Police are all set to launch a mobile application that will make it easy for investigating officers to immediately get hold of past records of criminals.