Arunachal Guv applauds state Assembly's tech reforms
The Governor lauded the Speaker's visionary leadership and innovative initiatives aimed at modernising legislative processes. He particularly praised the integration of Artificial Intelligence tools and the transition to a fully paperless Assembly, describing it as a 'transformative step' that places the Arunachal Pradesh Assembly among the most forward-looking and tech-driven in the country.
Commending the architectural and operational makeover of the Assembly complex, the Governor remarked that the institution has become 'a destination of pride' in the State capital. He also appreciated the efforts of the Assembly Secretariat for its thoughtful and creative transformation of the complex, which blends functionality with aesthetic appeal.
Highlighting the crucial role of the Legislature in shaping inclusive and sustainable development, the Governor shared suggestions to further enhance its impact on public welfare.
In the meeting, the Speaker apprised the Governor of the preparations for the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly and extended a formal invitation to him to grace the inaugural ceremony.
Assembly Secretary Tadar Meena was also present during the meeting.
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