Bhopal Assembly Begins Digital Training for Legislators in Paperless Drive

The Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly in Bhopal has launched a digital training program for its members. The initiative is part of a broader effort to transition the house to a paperless workflow, reducing reliance on physical documents.
Assembly officials are conducting the sessions to familiarize legislators with electronic filing, online bill tracking, and virtual meeting tools. Participants are being guided on using secure portals and digital signatures to streamline legislative processes.
The training is expected to enhance efficiency and transparency in the assembly's functioning, aligning with modern governance standards. No specific timeline for full implementation has been announced, but the program marks a significant step toward digitisation in state politics.
Stakeholders, including the assembly secretariat, have emphasized the need for all members to adopt the new systems promptly to achieve the paperless goal.
The move reflects a growing trend among Indian legislatures to modernise operations and reduce administrative overhead.