PATNA, Nov. 5 -- Bihar will introduce an e-cabinet system to make government decision-making faster, more transparent and efficient. Cabinet files will go paperless, moving entirely through digital channels and artificial intelligence (AI) will also be used to speed up decision-making, according to a press release issued by the chief minister's office on Wednesday. Chief minister Samrat Choudhary reviewed the proposed system at a meeting in Sankalp Hall at his residence - the Lok Sevak residence - and described the e-cabinet as a key step towards paperless governance. He stressed using technology to make administrative processes smooth and easy, the release said. Earlier, Arvind Kumar Chaudhary, additional chief secretary of the cabinet secretariat department, made a PowerPoint presentation on its implementation. He said the e-cabinet system would streamline cabinet proceedings, speed up decisions and improve coordination among departments. Choudhary said the system would save time and resources while helping protect the environment. The state government was committed to making administration more efficient, transparent and citizen-centric through technology, he said. Digitising the movement of cabinet files would reduce processing time and make the government's functioning more effective and accountable, he added. The CM added system would save resources and protect the environment....