RTI (Right to Information) is a law passed in 2005 that gives citizens the right to request information from government offices and public authorities.

The application fee is ₹10 for most cases. Additional fees may apply for copies or certified documents.

What if RTI is rejected?

You can file a first appeal within 30 days, and if unsatisfied, a second appeal to the Information Commission within 90 days.

RTI Helper – What to Ask & How | RTI Draft & Appeal Guide

RTI Helper – What to Ask & How

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This tool provides RTI awareness and drafting assistance only. It does not guarantee disclosure or replace official procedures.

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RTI Helper – What to Ask & How

RTI Helper – What to Ask & How

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