GUIDED BY: PROF.

BHAVNA SHARMA
SUBMITTED BY: DEEPAK KUMAR DHARANIDHAR DWIVEDI PRACHI VIJAYWARGIYA RAHUL GILOLIYA GROUP NO:43

THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005 No. 22 of 2005

Taken 82 years to transition from an opaque system of

governance Setting out the practical regime of right to information for citizens Recognized as a fundamental human right Aim : free flow of information in India Applies both to Central and State Governments and all public authorities

WHAT IS INFORMATION? &

WHAT IS RIGHT TO INFORMATION?

All About Maintenance & Publication Of Records

PROCESS OF INFORMATION GATHERING

REAL LIFE TRUTH OF RTI

HOW MANY OF YOU REALLY KNOW
HOW TO USE RTI ? WHAT IS THE PROCEDURE ?

WHAT ALL BENEFITTS WE CAN REALLY GET FROM

RTI?

AWARNESS ABOUT RTI

DETAILS FOR THE REASONS OF DISSATISFACTION

Incomplete and irrelevant information being provided by PIOs

PROBABLE REASONS OF PROBLEMS

Difficulty to access the information
Time constraint Lack of co-ordination from the concerned

department Difficulties in doing the routine work Lack of preparedness for responses PIO is an additional responsibility

Suggested Solution
Central Database Management System (CDMS)

Fully dedicated executive as PIO

Separate infrastructure is for the PIO

Summarizing issues and constraints

Public Authorities have to enhance the level of

ownership Have to be ultimately responsible for: - Identifying the gaps - Identify the resources needed - Appropriately budget for it
Role of the Centre/State Government is to facilitate

the Public Authorities in implementation of the Act

Summarizing issues
Information Commission has to go beyond the

Hearing of the appeals.

Information Commission expected to issue

orders/directions to the Public Authorities

State Government has to play a facilitative role

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