CHENNAI: The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, which will convene on January 5, will broadcast the question hours live telecast. The live telecast of Assembly proceedings was an electoral agenda of the DMK govt. For the first time since September 2020, when the Assembly session was held at Kalaivanar Arangam due to Covid-19, the Assembly session will be conducted at St. George Fort.

The Chief Minister, M.K. Stalin, had already informed the Assembly during the budget session that a live transmission would be held during the Assembly's January session.

In terms of the Assembly, the DMK's primary election promises were live telecast of Assembly proceedings, 100 days of session each year, and resurrecting the Legislative Council. The Assembly hall is making preparations for a live transmission to television channels. The events of the question hour would be televised live from January 5 onwards, according to sources in the Tamil Nadu Assembly.

Officials from Tamil Nadu's film division recently paid a visit to Parliament House, where the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha proceedings are live-streamed. The team also went to Assembly venues in Kerala, Delhi, Goa, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Odisha to see the procedures firsthand.

The penultimate day of the session would also be televised live, according to officials from the Tamil Nadu Assembly.

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