Devendra Fadnavis

In a groundbreaking initiative, the Maharashtra government has introduced an ‘e-cabinet’ system aimed at revolutionizing governance by replacing traditional paperwork with smart tablets to document cabinet meetings. The system was launched by Chief Secretary Sujata Saunik on Tuesday as part of a broader strategy to enhance transparency and streamline administrative processes. Championed by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, the e-cabinet is designed to improve efficiency and communication in government processes while promoting environmental sustainability. This digital platform will enable ministers to access a user-friendly dashboard that includes relevant references, action points, and the ability to monitor the implementation of decisions. The e-cabinet system eliminates the need for paper-based proposal presentations, discussions, and documentation, making it easier for officials to retrieve meeting records and past decisions. The initiative is expected to significantly reduce paper usage, saving time for cabinet members and officials, and ensuring quick communication of decisions to the public. Described as a green initiative, the e-cabinet underscores the Maharashtra government’s commitment to fostering good governance and promoting sustainable practices. The system is seen as a critical step toward improving the efficiency of governance and tackling public issues more effectively. Source: devdiscourse Photo Credit: devdiscourse