My Vadodara 1.0.20

My Vadodara is a mobile application offering citizen-centric services, such as city information, complaint registration, and property tax payment. It goes beyond the basics with interactive and live features that promote civic engagement and empowerment.

• Citizens can report complaints or issues via the My Vadodara app using GIS technology. By simply capturing a photo of the problem, a complaint is submitted with minimal details. This streamlined process ensures quick action by Mahanagar Palika officials, indicated by a transition from a red to green tag upon resolution.
• For added safety, the app includes a Panic Button feature designed for women and senior citizens. In case of emergency, pressing the button triggers an SMS alert to their chosen contacts for immediate assistance.
• As part of the e-Governance initiative, the app facilitates the payment of various taxes and utility bills, including fire, water, and drainage services in addition to property taxes.
• Users can access details about public amenities like restrooms, garbage disposal points, waste disposal vehicles, and city bus routes through the app.
• The app also enables citizens to engage with Mahanagar Palika's official social media channels for issue resolution, updates, and feedback submissions.
• Information on public events such as cultural shows, exhibitions, and plays happening in the city is readily available through the app.
• With its utilization of beacon technology, My Vadodara offers live exploration experiences at Vadodara's significant historical sites. Users receive real-time messages, photos, audio guides, and videos as they visit these heritage locations.
• Sayaji Baug, Vadodara's oldest garden, features a variety of unique trees. The app leverages QR codes to provide botanical insights when scanned. This botanical data is contributed by Dr. Nagar from M.S. University and serves as a valuable resource for students, botany enthusiasts, and nature admirers. A similar informative approach is adopted for animals at the zoo.

Botany Data Credits: Dr. Nagar, M.S. University