12 months ago
Delhi Speaker Discusses Digital Initiatives with Karnataka Governor
Imagine the Delhi Assembly is like a school.
The Speaker, Vijender Gupta, visited the Governor of Karnataka to talk about new ways the Assembly is working.
They discussed how the Assembly is going digital to make things easier to find and more efficient, like using a special app called NeVA to make everything paperless.
The Speaker also shared plans to preserve the Assembly's history.
Gupta also talked about the importance of the National Legislative Index (NLI) to measure how well state assemblies are working.
It's like a report card for making laws better across different states.
This helps to encourage transparency and make laws work better for everyone.
Delhi Speaker Vijender Gupta met with Karnataka Governor Thaawar Chand Gehlot.
Gupta briefed Gehlot about digital transition and transparency initiatives.
The All India Speaker’s Conference 2025 was mentioned.
The Delhi Assembly is transitioning to a fully digital legislature using NeVA.
The Speaker highlighted the importance of the National Legislative Index (NLI).
- Who
- Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta
- What
- Met with the Karnataka Governor and discussed digital transition and transparency initiatives.
- Where
- Bengaluru, at Raj Bhavan
- When
- Monday
- Why
- To inform the Governor about Delhi Assembly's initiatives and discuss democratic governance.
Key facts
- Speaker
- Vijender Gupta
- Governor Met With
- Thaawar Chand Gehlot
- Event
- Meeting at Raj Bhavan in Bengaluru
- Focus
- Digital transition and transparency initiatives
- Conference Mentioned
- All India Speaker's Conference 2025
- Legislative Application
- National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA)
Quotes
Vijender Gupta
Delhi Speaker
“It not only measures the productivity and quality of legislative institutions but also tracks progress and identifies gaps in democratic performance.”
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“Strengthening democracy through transparent evaluation, the National Legislative Index (NLI) will serve as a benchmark for state legislatures.”
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