Editorial
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| Paperless Assembly | | | | Jammu and Kashmir Assembly is all set to go paperless from the forthcoming Autumn Session.
Preparations are on for implementation of the National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA) so that members don't face any problems. The NeVA portal has also listed the Autumn Session 2026 along with related notices, indicating that preparations for the first digital session of J&K are in its final stages.
The decision is not merely about replacing bundles of paper with tablets and digital screens. It represents a broader effort to make legislative business faster, more transparent, accessible and environmentally sustainable. The Assembly is one of the most important institutions of democracy, and its f | |
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