Transcription of Guide on - rti.gov.in
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Guide on RiGht to infoRmation act, 2005 Government of IndiaMinistry of Personnel, Public Grievances & PensionsDepartment of Personnel & TrainingcontentsForeword vPart I For All Stake Holders 1 Object of the Right to Information Act 2 What is Information 2 What is a Public Authority 2 Public Information Officer 2 Assistant Public Information Officer 3 Right to Information under the Act 3 Right to Information Vis- -Vis other Acts 4 Supply of Information to Associations etc 4 Fee for Seeking Information 5 Format of Application 6 Information Exempted from Disclosure 6 Record Retention Schedule and the Act 6 Assistance Available to the Applicant 7 Time Period for Supply of Information 7 Appeals 7 Complaints 8 Disposal of Appeals and Complaints by the CIC 8 Third Party Information 8 Disclosure of Third Party Information 8 Part II For Public Authorities 11 Maintenance and Computerisation of Records 11 Suo Motu Disclosure 11 Dissemination of Information 13 Publication of Facts
T he right to information is implicitly guaranteed by the Constitution. However, with a view to set out a practical regime for securing information, the Indian
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