Archive · 28 Jun 2025
Om Birla's Six Years: Digitization, MP Support Mark Speaker Tenure
Om Birla has been the Speaker of the Lok Sabha for six years, which is like the head referee in a big meeting of lawmakers.
He's been working on making things easier using technology.
This includes putting old debates online so anyone can watch, and using AI to help find what you're looking for.
The Lok Sabha has also passed several new laws.
Birla encourages new members of parliament to speak up about important issues.
He also launched tools that translate documents into different languages to make things clearer for everyone.
Om Birla has completed six years as the Lok Sabha Speaker.
Digitization of parliamentary records has been a priority.
The 18th Lok Sabha passed 24 bills in its first year.
First-term MPs are encouraged to raise issues.
An AI-powered search system and translation tools have been implemented.
- Who
- Om Birla, Speaker of the Lok Sabha.
- What
- Digitization of parliamentary records and support for first-term MPs
- When
- Birla completed six years as Lok Sabha Speaker.
- Where
- Lok Sabha (Lower House of Parliament)
- Why
- To improve transparency and accessibility of parliamentary information.
- Speaker
- Om Birla
- Tenure
- 6 years
- 18th Lok Sabha Productivity
- 104%
- Bills Passed
- 24
- Digitized Records
- 8,000+ hours
- AI tool
- Sansad Bhashini