Raghavendra D Padiyar, E. Eswara Reddy, Sugant. R

ASSESSING PUBLIC SERVICE QUALITY & SERVICE SATISFACTION: WITH REFERENCE TO GOVERNANCE IN KARNATAKA, INDIA

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Being a democratic country India has brought in various acts and reforms to uphold citizen centricity. Right to service act has been one of such initiatives. As on 2023, the state of Karnataka has been able to provide highest number of services under this act. This study explores and investigates citizen's perspective of service quality & service satisfaction attained by availing the public services. A questionnaire survey was formulated and study found that the ve factors 'Reliability' 'Assurance', 'Empathy', 'Valence', and 'Waiting Time' are determinants of the quality of citizen/government services. The outcome indicate that overall service quality has signicantly positive impact on service satisfaction. This research is of greater value to scholars who are interested in the area of governance, administration, and service delivery

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