Delhi Assembly Budget Session Scheduled March 23–25, Economic Survey on March 23
Delhi Assembly session begins March 23; CM Gupta to present city’s 2026–27 Budget and launch AI legislative tool.
The Delhi Legislative Assembly is set to commence its Budget Session from March 23, with preparations already underway following high-level meetings between Assembly officials and the government. Speaker Vijender Gupta met with Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and her Cabinet colleagues to finalize the schedule and modalities for conducting legislative business during the session.
During the meeting, it was agreed that the Budget for the fiscal year 2026–27 will be presented on March 24. This will mark the second consecutive Budget presented by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, who also holds the Finance portfolio. In a statement after the meeting, CM Gupta emphasized the government’s commitment to promoting Delhi’s growth and addressing the aspirations of its residents.
The Assembly Secretariat confirmed the details on social media, noting that the courtesy visit by CM Gupta to Speaker Vijender Gupta included Cabinet Minister Sahib Singh, Assembly Deputy Speaker Mohan Singh Bisht, and Chief Whip Abhay Verma. “A meaningful dialogue took place on preparations for the upcoming Budget session and legislative matters concerning Delhi’s development,” the Chief Minister said.
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The session, scheduled to run from March 23 to March 25, will also feature the presentation of the Economic Survey report on the first day. Officials highlighted that the session will serve as a platform for deliberations on key policy initiatives, budgetary allocations, and legislative proposals aimed at advancing Delhi’s socio-economic agenda.
In a notable development ahead of the session, Speaker Vijender Gupta launched ‘Vidhan Sathi,’ India’s first AI-enabled legislative assistance chatbot designed to support Members of the Legislative Assembly. Speaking at the launch, Gupta said the tool is intended to help legislators navigate complex laws and policy matters efficiently, ensuring discussions in the House are informed, thoughtful, and productive.
‘Vidhan Sathi’ will be operational from the start of the Budget Session, providing real-time assistance, research support, and contextual information to legislators. The initiative reflects Delhi Assembly’s push towards integrating technology into legislative processes, enhancing both transparency and effectiveness in governance.
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