Archive · 5 Aug 2025
Delhi Assembly Goes Paperless, Equips MLAs with New Tech
Imagine the Delhi Assembly is going digital!
They're getting rid of paper and using computers instead.
To help with this, all the people in charge (the MLAs) got brand new iPhones – the iPhone 16 Pro – to use for their official work.
They also got new tablets, like iPads.
This is all part of a plan to make things easier and more modern, using a special computer program called NeVA.
This means less paper, and more screens!
Delhi Assembly transitions to paperless operations during monsoon session.
All 70 MLAs, including opposition members, received iPhone 16 Pro for official use.
New tablets and iPads were also provided to all MLAs.
The initiative accompanies the launch of the National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA).
The shift aims to modernize legislative functioning within the assembly.
- Who
- All 70 MLAs, including those from the opposition, and the Chief Minister.
- What
- Delhi Assembly is going paperless with new iPhones and tablets for MLAs.
- When
- During the monsoon session.
- Where
- Delhi Legislative Assembly.
- Why
- To modernize legislative functioning and launch the National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA).
- Event
- Delhi Assembly paperless transition
- Devices
- iPhone 16 Pro, new tablets, and iPads
- Participants
- All 70 MLAs including CM
- Initiative
- National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA)