Right To Information
The Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005 is a law that allows citizens to request information from the government.
fThe RTI Act aims to promote transparency and accountability in government, and to reduce corruption. .
OBJECTIVES
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The RTI Act gives citizens the power to question and hold the government accountable. |
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The RTI Act makes government functioning more open and transparent. |
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The RTI Act helps prevent corruption by making government officials accountable. |
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The RTI Act strengthens democracy by increasing citizens' participation in the government. |
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Types of Information Accessible Through RTI:
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Records and Documents:
Citizens can request access to records, documents, circulars, contracts, reports, papers, emails, memos, and other information held in print or electronic form. |
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Public Authority Information:
The RTI Act applies to all public authorities, including government departments, ministries, local bodies, and other bodies governed by the government. |
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