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The Right to Information Act gives Indian citizens the right to access information from public authorities, helping ensure good governance, transparency, and a more participatory democracy. It has helped expose corruption like the diversion of food grains from poor citizens in Assam, forced disclosure of exam details from UPSC, and obtained toxicity data on GMOs from companies. While it has achieved successes, further expanding environmental RTI laws, waiving initial fees, and requiring more open meetings and spending could strengthen transparency going forward.
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RTI
- 1. The Right To InformationThe Right To Truth
- 2. The RTI Act - 2005 The Act gives you the right to access information held by or under the control of public authority
- 3. Benefits Political sphere Economic sphere Public administration
- 4. How does it help? Good governance Better environment Participatory democracy Informed customer Vaccine against corruption Transparency Effective grievance redressal
- 5. Success stories An organization in Assam used RTI to expose diversion of food grains from PDS allotted to the poor Students forced UPSC to disclose cut-off marks, scaling method and model answers Environmental activist fought for toxicity data that determine the safety of Genetically Modified Organisms from an MNC
- 6. The road ahead… Environmental Right to Information laws Sunshine/open meetings law Waiver of initial application fee Spending openly
- 7. The incredible lustre of Truth, a million time more intense than the Sun we daily see with our eyes… - Mahatma Gandhi Thank you….