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Date: 2025-12-17 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: Digital System and Efficiency

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**Executive Summary** This document presents the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs' response to Unstarred Question No. 2920 regarding the digital systems implemented for efficiency and paperless operations. The Ministry details the platforms used, the benefits realized, and its best practices identified during Special Campaign 5.0. The response was answered on December 17, 2025, outlining the ministry's future roadmap for digital integration. **Key Points / Main Content** * **Digital Platforms:** * The Ministry has transitioned to a paperless ecosystem by leveraging seven key digital platforms. * e-Office is used for file movement and approvals. * e-HRMS is used for HR matters. * Consultative Committee Management System is used for consultative committee meetings. * Claims and Inventory Management System is used for procurement and asset tracking. * National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA) is used for legislative digital workflows in State/UT Legislatures. * Online Assurance Monitoring System (OAMS) is used for tracking parliamentary assurances. * The National Youth Parliament Scheme portal is also used. * **Benefits of Digital Adoption:** * Elimination of pendency. * Reduction in administrative delays. * Reduced paper consumption. * Instantaneous visibility and audit trails. * Improved transparency. * Fool-proof and easily retrievable electronic records. * Reduced processing time. * **Special Campaign 5.0:** * The Ministry achieved "zero-pendency and zero-paper." * 100% of pending references were cleared. * Intensive cleanliness and waste-segregation drives were conducted. * NeVA was promoted as a model of green governance. * All officers and staff took the Swachhta pledge. * **Future Roadmap:** * Transforming NeVA for State/UT Legislatures into an AI-powered platform. * Integrating real-time multilingual machine translation capabilities (text-to-text, speech-to-text, text-to-speech and speech to speech). * Generation of House proceedings, AI-driven live transcription, searchable archives, and intelligent multilingual chatbots will be added. **Impact Analysis** **Stakeholder: Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs** * **Impact:** Increased efficiency, transparency, and reduced administrative burden. * **Action Required:** Continue leveraging and improving the existing digital platforms. **Stakeholder: State/UT Legislatures** * **Impact:** Opportunity to adopt NeVA and digitize legislative workflows, move towards near-zero paper usage. * **Action Required:** Adopt NeVA for digitization, and legacy records, and prepare for future integration with the AI-powered platform. **Stakeholder: Citizens** * **Impact:** Enhanced access to information in regional languages and improved transparency of parliamentary processes. * **Action Required:** Utilize the enhanced features of NeVA once implemented, including multilingual support and real-time information.

Key Entities Referenced

Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs: The primary subject of the document, responsible for promoting digital and sustainable governance. National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA): A key digital platform for legislative digital workflows in State/UT Legislatures, aimed at achieving zero-paper usage. e-Office: A digital platform for file movement and approvals. Digital India: Referenced initiative as framework for integration of new technologies. Swachh Bharat Mission: Referenced initiative in context of digitization efforts.
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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO - 2920 ANSWERED ON – 17/12/2025 DIGITAL SYSTEM AND EFFICIENCY 2920. Shri Amar Sharadrao Kale: Will the Minister of PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS be pleased to state: (a) the details of the major digital systems currently being used by Ministry to ensure efficient and paperless operations in the office; (b) the benefits derived from adopting these platforms in terms of transparency, records management and reduction in administrative delays; (c) the best practices identified by the Ministry during Special Campaign 5.0 in promoting digital and sustainable governance; and (d) the future roadmaps determined for integration of new technologies and enhancing inter-institutional coordination within the framework of Digital India and the Swachh Bharat Mission? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF LAW AND JUSTICE (I/C); AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS (SHRI ARJUN RAM MEGHWAL) (a)&(b) The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs has transformed its functioning into a paperless ecosystem by fully leveraging seven key digital platforms: e-Office as the backbone for all file movement and approvals, e-HRMS for seamless handling of all service and HR matters, Consultative Committee Management System for end-to- end digital management of consultative committee meetings, Claims and Inventory Management System for transparent procurement and asset tracking, National e- Vidhan Application (NeVA) for legislative digital workflows in State/UT Legislatures, Online Assurance Monitoring System (OAMS) for real-time tracking of parliamentary assurances, and the dedicated National Youth Parliament Scheme portal.The direct benefits of this comprehensive digital adoptions are evident in the complete elimination of pendency (clearance of all references and files), drastic reduction in administrative delays like physical file movement and paper consumption, instantaneous visibility and audit trail of every transaction leading to unprecedented levels of transparency, fool-proof and easily retrievable electronic record-keeping, and a sharp drop in processing time. (c)&(d) During Special Campaign 5.0 (2nd–31st October 2025), the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs achieved “zero-pendency and zero-paper” by clearing 100% of pending references, conducting intensive cleanliness and waste-segregation drives, and promoting NeVA as a model of green governance that saves lakhs of trees annually. All officers & staff of the Ministry took the Swacchta pledge. Under Swachh Bharat, the Ministry aims for near- zero paper usage in all State/UT Legislatures through complete NeVA adoption and digitisation of legacy records. The Ministry’s future roadmap focuses on transforming NeVA for State/UT Legislatures into an AI-powered platform by integrating real-time multilingual machine translation capabilities (text-to-text, speech-to–text, text-to-speech and speech to speech) in various official languages for enabling users to access their content in their preferred regional language, generation of the House proceedings, AI-driven live transcription, searchable archives and intelligent multilingual chatbots. These features will drastically reduce printed material and enhance linguistic inclusivity. *****

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