9 months ago
Delhi Govt Depts to Get Digital Training
The Delhi Assembly Speaker, Vijender Gupta, has announced a two-day training program for all 40 departments of the Delhi government.
This training is to help them use a digital system called NeVA for their work in the Assembly.
The goal is to make everything paperless, which will make things faster and more transparent.
The training will teach them how to answer questions, submit bills, and do other important tasks using this digital system.
This is important because it will help the government work better and be more accountable to the people.
Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta announced a two-day digital training program for 40 government departments.
The training aims to equip members for paperless handling of legislative work using the NeVA system.
The NeVA system was introduced during the monsoon session for digital transition of the Delhi Assembly.
The training will cover responding to Assembly questions, submitting bills, and performing legislative work digitally.
The shift to 100% paperless operations is expected to enhance efficiency, transparency, and accountability.
- Who
- Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta and 40 departments of the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi
- What
- A two-day digital training programme for paperless legislative work
- Where
- Delhi
- When
- December 2 and 3
- Why
- To enhance efficiency, transparency, and accountability in legislative proceedings
Key facts
- Training Duration
- Two days (December 2 and 3)
- Training Focus
- Paperless handling of legislative work
- System Used
- National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA)
- Objective
- Enhance efficiency, transparency, and accountability
- Initiated By
- Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta
Quotes
Vijender Gupta
Delhi Assembly Speaker
“With the upcoming Winter Session of the Assembly, this shift to 100% paperless operations will significantly enhance efficiency, transparency, and smooth conduct of legislative proceedings.”
thestatesman.com
“Transitioning to a digitally empowered system is essential for strengthening accountability and ensuring timely responses from all departments.”
thestatesman.com
