New Delhi, Aug 2
On the eve of formal launch of E-Vidhan system, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said on Saturday that the historic initiative for transparency and efficiency comes at a time when her government has fully digitised file work in the Secretariat.
"It is a matter of pride that for the first time in history the Delhi Assembly session from August 4 to 8 will be conducted in a paperless mode. This will help the House emerge as a model Assembly functioning with the E-Vidhan," CM Gupta told reporters.
She said the adoption of E-Vidhan in a very short time is a big achievement made possible by the financial help offered by the Centre and its coordination with the Delhi government.
"The development is an example of policy and administrative reforms being taken in the city, along with the infusion of technology," she said, adding that the state government has also taken big strides in using e-files and e-signatures in the Secretariat.