Rti Queries
10 people from Gujarat banned from filing RTI queries in last 18 months
The Gujarat Information Commission (GIC), which imposed the ban, listed 'using RTI Act to harass government officials' and 'filing multiple queries' as the reasons
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RTI reply raises question over Franklin Templeton's wind-up move
Sebi said it had not given any prior permission to the fund house
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No change in fee, word limit for RTI queries: Government
M Venkaiah Naidu accused Congress of spreading misinformation
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Think before you ask
The over-worked Prime Minister's Office (PMO) has issued an advisory with the dos and don'ts on RTI (right to information) queries. It has said that applicants should check the information already posted on the PMO site, "so as to obviate filing of RTI applications for the purposes". It has also emphasised that queries regarding specific ministries and departments should be posted to the respective offices. The PMO has also made it clear that questions regarding multiple authorities and agencies could well be rejected. The overall message seems to be that the PMO should not be loaded with questions, unless absolutely necessary.
