<h1>Odisha Assembly Goes Paperless with e-Vidhan Application, Equips Members with Tablets for Enhanced Transparency and Efficiency.</h1> The Chief Minister of Odisha inaugurated the 'Digital House' under the e-Vidhan Application, making the Odisha Assembly paperless. This initiative, part of the National e-Vidhan Application project, equips all 147 members with tablets to access documents during sessions, enhancing transparency and reducing paper usage. Odisha is the 17th state to implement this system. The digital transition will commence with the upcoming budget session. While the move is widely welcomed, some emphasize the need for training new members. The budget session will occur in two phases, with the full budget presentation on February 17.