Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala state, which has led the country in several ways, has added another feather to its wings as the state assembly is now turned into an e-assembly. "The members (140) can have an online chat with me, when the session is live, even though I will not entertain it," said Kerala Assembly speaker P. Sreeramakrishnan on Saturday. He said this while addressing the media, here on the details of the 19th session of the 14th Kerala Assembly that begins on March 2 and will have a 27-day sitting, that ends on April 8. "Even though there are other legislatures in the country that have turned interactive, none of them have all the apps that we now have. Now, everything is accessible on fingertips to all the members in their seats with regard to the Questions apart from everything relevant to the House's daily affairs.The budget and its papers are also available," added Sreeramakrishnan.