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"Skydropped": Congress Dissents On Top RTI Watchdog Appointments
The government's decision to appoint new Information Commissioners opposed by the Congress in a dissent note has set up a new political flashpoint.
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Records of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's Death May Not Exist
The records related to Subhas Chandra Bose's mysterious disappearance are not being disclosed as they might have been lost, eaten up or disintegrated, first Chief Information Commissioner of the country Wajahat Habibullah today said.
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With No Chief Information Commissioner, RTI Appeals Pile Up
Right to Information or RTI applicants seeking information from the Prime Minister's Office, Rashtrapati Bhawan or the Supreme Court will have to wait for an average of three years, especially if their applications have been turned down, say RTI experts.
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Former Allahabad High Court judge commits suicide
A former judge of the Allahabad High Court at the Lucknow bench, disturbed over the recent death of his son, committed suicide here on Thursday, police said. MA Khan, 68, jumped to his death from his fourth-floor flat, they said.
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"Skydropped": Congress Dissents On Top RTI Watchdog Appointments
The government's decision to appoint new Information Commissioners opposed by the Congress in a dissent note has set up a new political flashpoint.
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Records of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's Death May Not Exist
The records related to Subhas Chandra Bose's mysterious disappearance are not being disclosed as they might have been lost, eaten up or disintegrated, first Chief Information Commissioner of the country Wajahat Habibullah today said.
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With No Chief Information Commissioner, RTI Appeals Pile Up
Right to Information or RTI applicants seeking information from the Prime Minister's Office, Rashtrapati Bhawan or the Supreme Court will have to wait for an average of three years, especially if their applications have been turned down, say RTI experts.
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Former Allahabad High Court judge commits suicide
A former judge of the Allahabad High Court at the Lucknow bench, disturbed over the recent death of his son, committed suicide here on Thursday, police said. MA Khan, 68, jumped to his death from his fourth-floor flat, they said.
