Rti Ordinance
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Government decides against moving an ordinance to amend RTI Act
The UPA government has decided against moving an ordinance to amend the Right to Information or RTI Act. It will now bring an amendment to the RTI Act in the form of a bill during the monsoon session of Parliament. The decision was taken after consultation with political parties.
-
Govt to promulgate ordinance to keep political parties out of RTI
The UPA government is all set to promulgate an ordinance to exempt political parties from the ambit of the Right To Information or RTI Act. The ordinance will make an amendment to the act explicitly excluding political parties from the definition of public authority and will take effect retrospectively from the day of the order of the Chief Informa...
-
Govt considering ordinance to keep political parties out of RTI
This is one move that the government will find little opposition to. It is considering an ordinance to supercede this month's order of the Central Information Commission bringing political parties under the Right to Information or RTI Act.
-
Government decides against moving an ordinance to amend RTI Act
The UPA government has decided against moving an ordinance to amend the Right to Information or RTI Act. It will now bring an amendment to the RTI Act in the form of a bill during the monsoon session of Parliament. The decision was taken after consultation with political parties.
-
Govt to promulgate ordinance to keep political parties out of RTI
The UPA government is all set to promulgate an ordinance to exempt political parties from the ambit of the Right To Information or RTI Act. The ordinance will make an amendment to the act explicitly excluding political parties from the definition of public authority and will take effect retrospectively from the day of the order of the Chief Informa...
-
Govt considering ordinance to keep political parties out of RTI
This is one move that the government will find little opposition to. It is considering an ordinance to supercede this month's order of the Central Information Commission bringing political parties under the Right to Information or RTI Act.
