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When RTI Cases Can and Cannot Be Reviewed The Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005 empowers citizens to seek information from public authorities and provides a clear appellate structure. However,…

  Understanding Recruitment Transparency Through the Right to Information Act Public appointments — whether for government officers, regulatory authorities, commissions, tribunals, or other statutory bodies — have a direct impact…

  One of the most debated questions under the Right to Information Act is whether the financial documents of public trusts, NGOs, societies, or charitable institutions—especially those holding public funds—can…

Can You Get a Company’s Asset Valuation Report Under RTI? Understanding When Commercial Information Is Exempt When companies go into liquidation or face legal proceedings, a lot of documents—asset details,…

The Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005 grants every citizen of India the right to seek information from public authorities. A recurring question many non-resident Indians (NRIs) ask is whether…

Understanding How Second Appeals Are Scheduled and Heard One frequent concern among RTI applicants is the long pendency of second appeals before the Central Information Commission (CIC). Many applicants wonder…

Are Income Tax Exemptions Availed Public Information Under RTI? A Detailed Legal Analysis Educational institutions in India often enjoy income tax exemptions under Section 10(23C) of the Income…

When individuals file RTI (Right to Information) applications seeking data from large public sector companies, they often face a common issue: the information is scattered, voluminous, or commercially sensitive. A…

How to Check if a Political Party Is Registered with the Election Commission of India Checking whether a political party is officially registered with the Election Commission of India (ECI)…

The Right to Information (RTI) Act is often seen as a tool for obtaining documents and data from public authorities. However, one of its strongest but lesser-known purposes is its…