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"Set Up RTI Portal Within 3 Months": Supreme Court To High Courts
The Supreme Court today directed all high courts to set up RTI websites within three months, observing the online facilities will considerably facilitate the fulfilment of the objects of the Right to Information Act, 2005.
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Gay Marriage, Online RTI Portal, Gyanvapi: DY Chandrachud's Big Decisions As CJI
In his first month in office, Justice D Y Chandrachud has taken several key judicial decisions having a far-reaching impact such as examining the right to marriage of gay couples and ordering protection of an area in Varanasi's Gyanvapi complex.
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RTI Portal To Help People Access Information About Supreme Court Launched
A portal for filing RTI applications to help people access information about the Supreme Court was operationalised today.
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Body Of Bihar Journalist, RTI Activist Found Burned, Tossed By Roadside
The body of Buddhinath Jha, alias Avinash Jha, a 22-year-old journalist and RTI activist who was kidnapped four days ago, was found on Friday evening - burned and tossed by the roadside - near a village in Bihar's Madhubani district.
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RTI Shows Over 3.86 Crore People Didn't Get 2nd COVID-19 Vaccine Dose In Stipulated Time
Over 3.86 crore people did not get their second dose of anti-Covid vaccines - Covishield and Covaxin - within the stipulated period of time, the government has said in response to an RTI query.
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Delhi Government To Put All Info Online To Ensure Transparency: Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said the Delhi government would put all relevant information online to ensure transparency in its functioning. Launching e-RTI portal at the Delhi Secretariat, Mr Kejriwal said the government also plans to upload all RTI replies on the portal to ensure there was no repetition of applications.
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Railways Portal Asked To Compensate Man For Wrong Train Schedule Information
A consumer court has directed the IRCTC to pay a compensation of Rs 7,000 along with ticket and RTI costs to a Thane resident for his sufferings due to the rail corporation's deficient service in giving wrong train schedule to him.
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'Now, File Online RTI Applications With 431 Public Authorities'
An RTI Web portal has been started for easy filing of applications by Indian citizens, including those who are living abroad.
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Government takes RTI online, answers now a click away
In a step aimed at further strengthening the Right to Information (RTI) Act, the Centre today launched the online portal "rtionline.gov.in" to make it possible for citizens to file RTI queries online.
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"Set Up RTI Portal Within 3 Months": Supreme Court To High Courts
The Supreme Court today directed all high courts to set up RTI websites within three months, observing the online facilities will considerably facilitate the fulfilment of the objects of the Right to Information Act, 2005.
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Gay Marriage, Online RTI Portal, Gyanvapi: DY Chandrachud's Big Decisions As CJI
In his first month in office, Justice D Y Chandrachud has taken several key judicial decisions having a far-reaching impact such as examining the right to marriage of gay couples and ordering protection of an area in Varanasi's Gyanvapi complex.
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RTI Portal To Help People Access Information About Supreme Court Launched
A portal for filing RTI applications to help people access information about the Supreme Court was operationalised today.
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Body Of Bihar Journalist, RTI Activist Found Burned, Tossed By Roadside
The body of Buddhinath Jha, alias Avinash Jha, a 22-year-old journalist and RTI activist who was kidnapped four days ago, was found on Friday evening - burned and tossed by the roadside - near a village in Bihar's Madhubani district.
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RTI Shows Over 3.86 Crore People Didn't Get 2nd COVID-19 Vaccine Dose In Stipulated Time
Over 3.86 crore people did not get their second dose of anti-Covid vaccines - Covishield and Covaxin - within the stipulated period of time, the government has said in response to an RTI query.
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Delhi Government To Put All Info Online To Ensure Transparency: Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said the Delhi government would put all relevant information online to ensure transparency in its functioning. Launching e-RTI portal at the Delhi Secretariat, Mr Kejriwal said the government also plans to upload all RTI replies on the portal to ensure there was no repetition of applications.
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Railways Portal Asked To Compensate Man For Wrong Train Schedule Information
A consumer court has directed the IRCTC to pay a compensation of Rs 7,000 along with ticket and RTI costs to a Thane resident for his sufferings due to the rail corporation's deficient service in giving wrong train schedule to him.
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'Now, File Online RTI Applications With 431 Public Authorities'
An RTI Web portal has been started for easy filing of applications by Indian citizens, including those who are living abroad.
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Government takes RTI online, answers now a click away
In a step aimed at further strengthening the Right to Information (RTI) Act, the Centre today launched the online portal "rtionline.gov.in" to make it possible for citizens to file RTI queries online.
