Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Delhi Government Goes Digital with E-Office and E-Vidhan
Delhi is going digital!
The Chief Minister's office has become a fully digital e-Office.
This means they're using computers instead of paper.
All Delhi government departments are following suit, making things faster, more transparent, and saving paper.
The number of digital files is growing quickly.
This change is part of a larger plan to modernize how Delhi works, and the Delhi Assembly will also launch the e-Vidhan system on Sunday.
Delhi's Chief Minister's Office has fully transitioned to an e-Office.
All 119 Delhi government departments are adopting the e-Office platform.
The e-Office platform replaced paper files with digital formats.
Digital files handled exceeded 1.18 lakh in July, a 250% increase.
The e-Vidhan system is launching in the Delhi Assembly on Sunday.
- Who
- The Chief Minister's Office is leading the effort, with all departments following.
- What
- Delhi government departments are transitioning to an e-Office platform.
- When
- The e-Office transformation began in July, and the e-Vidhan system launches Sunday.
- Where
- Delhi, in government offices including the Chief Minister's Office.
- Why
- To modernize, streamline workflow, increase efficiency, and align with the Digital India mission.
- Initiative
- E-Office platform adoption
- Departments Involved
- All 119 Delhi government departments
- Digital Files in July
- Over 1.18 lakh
- File Growth
- Over 250% increase from June
- System Developer
- National Informatics Centre (NIC)
