The monsoon session of the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly will begin from August 11, this has been confirmed through a government notification. According to officials, Governor Anandiben Patel has called this second session of the 18th Legislative Assembly in the year 2025. This session will begin on Monday, 11 August 2025 at 11 am in the Vidhan Sabha Mandap located in Vidhan Bhavan.
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This information has been released by the Principal Secretary of the Legislative Assembly, Pradeep Kumar Dubey. Earlier this year, the Budget Session of the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly was held from February 18 to March 5. The session lasted over three weeks, during which the state’s ₹8 lakh crore budget for 2025-26 was presented.
AI technology will make the working style of MLAs more transparent, and the world’s most advanced cameras will be installed in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly.
The Assembly will now come under the surveillance of state-of-the-art AI cameras. It will start as a pilot project in this monsoon session and will be fully implemented from the upcoming winter session. Through this technology, not only security but also the presence, activities and performance of the MLAs will be analysed.
These AI-based cameras will have facial recognition technology, enabling them to identify the names and faces registered in the list of MLAs. Also, a detailed profile of every MLA will be fed into the system, which will include name, party, constituency, gender, date of birth, photo and other personal details.
With the help of AI technology, it will be recorded which MLA came to the assembly, for how long he stayed, on how many topics he spoke and which topics he covered in the speech. Not only this, AI will also do topic-based content analysis.
Speaker of the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly, Satish Mahana, has described this entire system as a positive initiative. He said, “This is not a step of monitoring, but to increase transparency and accountability. MLAs are anyway under the surveillance of the public, so no one should have any objection.”
