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Om Birla launches e-Vidhan app in Bihar assembly, Nitish absentLok Sabha Speaker Om Birla launched the National e-Vidhan Application at the Bihar assembly. This initiative aims to make legislative proce...- Delhi Assembly to go paperless, signs agreement to implement NeVA platformThe Delhi Assembly signed a tripartite agreement with the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs and the Delhi government to implement the Natio...
- Andhra Pradesh Legislature to go paperless, digital soon through NeVA appAndhra Pradesh Legislature is set to go entirely paperless by joining the National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA) under the Union Ministry of ...
- DMEO, an attached office of NITI Aayog, to evaluate the roll-out and implementation status of e-Vidhan projectThe Indian government is assessing the implementation of the e-Vidhan project, a mission mode project for state legislatures, under the Dig...
- Manipur launches National e-Vidhan app for paperless legislative activitiesManipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh launched the National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA) in the Manipur Assembly, making legislative activit...
- Mizoram joins the ranks of paperless digital legislaturesThe National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA) is an e-governance project which sits under the Digital India mission.
- 'Smart' legislator likely to be a reality soon; 21 states onboard'Paperless' functioning, a 'smart' desk for legislators with a tablet running real-time translation of speeches across languages, all legis...
- New e-enabled Parliament, Assemblies to work on unified digital infraThe digital platform, National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA), will eventually replace the nearly 100 existing IT-related systems across legis...
- Odisha Assembly set to go paperless with implementation of 'e-Vidhan' project"From the governor's address to the budget presentation, questions and the proceedings of the Assembly will be through National e-Vidhan Ap...
- UP govt asks legislators to buy tablets for paperless budget sessionAccording to Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma, each legislator will be reimbursed Rs 50,000 to buy Apple iPads. There are 403 MLAs and 1...
- Going digital: Delhi Assembly to go paperlessThe GPC report was tabled and adopted in the recently concluded budget session of the state assembly.
- Maharashtra to buy tablets for paperless functioning of LegislatureThe committee set up for procurement of tablets has given a go-ahead for it along with financial sanction, one of the committee members, to...
- Wi-fi for people can wait, make it free in Soudha, say BJP MLAsWhen government gives lawmakers gadgets, it should provide wi-fi too, members say
- BJP MLAs want Karnataka Government to give free wi-fi in Vidhana SoudhaA group of BJP MLAs have exerted pressure on the Government to provide wi-fi in the Assembly lounge as a first step towards greater technol...
- Maharashtra government plans GPRS in taxis for women's safetyMany offences have been registered under the Maharashtra Protection of Interests of Depositors Act in the state.
- Goa assembly session begins; 95 per cent business to be done onlineAssembly Speaker Rajendra Arlekar announced that entire session would be almost paperless, with over 95 % of the business going online.
- Goa Assembly to turn paperless from next week's sessionMembers of the Legislative Assembly have been given special logins and passwords so that they can access the material online during the Ses...
- Goa Legislative Assembly to go paperless from upcoming sessionThe forthcoming Goa Legislative Assembly session will begin on a green note this time when the six-day-long proceedings will run through tr...
- Goa Legislative Assembly to go paperless from upcoming sessionThe forthcoming Goa Legislative Assembly session will begin on a green note this time when the proceedings will run through trials of being...
- Andhra Legislature to become nearly paperless in 18 monthsUnion Ministry of Information Technology and Communications has chosen Andhra Pradesh Legislature for implementing World Bank project.
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