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'Already Complying With RTI Rules For Charging Fee For Photocopies Of Answer Sheets': CBSE
CBSE is already complying with Right to Information Act rules for charging fee for photocopies of answer sheets, said Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in a statement.
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Xbox All Access Officially Launched in the US
Microsoft has officially announced Xbox All Access. It's a program that offers an Xbox One X, Xbox Live, and Xbox Game Pass for $35 a month (around Rs. 2,450). Right now, it's exclusive to the US. For $22 (roughly Rs. 1,540) users get an Xbox One S, Xbox Live, and Xbox Game Pass. While Microsoft hasn't announced plans for an Xbox All Access India ...
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No Change In Fee, Word Limit For RTI Queries: Centre
The Centre, on Wednesday, said no change has been effected in either the fee structure or the word limit for queries under the Right to Information Act.
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Rs 4 Crore Irregularity in Sale of Forms in Vyapam Scam: RTI
There were financial irregularities of more than Rs 4 crore just in the sale of application forms and examination fees in conducting 14 entrance examinations by Vyapam in 2006-07, an RTI query has revealed.
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National Green Tribunal Spends Over Rs 30,000 to Receive Rs 10 Fee from RTI
The National Green Tribunal spent more than Rs 30,000 to recover the Rs 10 fee from an RTI applicant, drawing sharp reaction from the CIC which said it was a case of "penny wise pound foolish".
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Now, Indians abroad can file RTI applications using e-postal orders
There is reason to cheer for millions of Indians living overseas. The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) today added 176 Indian missions abroad under the category of "public authorities", which will now accept RTI application fees through the E-IPO (Electronic-Indian postal order).
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RTI applications now expensive and difficult; will the move kill the act?
It was hailed as the UPA's big achievement when the Right to Information Act was passed in 2005. Now it seems like state governments across the country are making it an increasingly expensive and at times a virtually impossible challenge for people to seek information based on the act. States that Chhattisgarh and Uttar Pradesh now charge Rs 500 ...
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'Already Complying With RTI Rules For Charging Fee For Photocopies Of Answer Sheets': CBSE
CBSE is already complying with Right to Information Act rules for charging fee for photocopies of answer sheets, said Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in a statement.
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Xbox All Access Officially Launched in the US
Microsoft has officially announced Xbox All Access. It's a program that offers an Xbox One X, Xbox Live, and Xbox Game Pass for $35 a month (around Rs. 2,450). Right now, it's exclusive to the US. For $22 (roughly Rs. 1,540) users get an Xbox One S, Xbox Live, and Xbox Game Pass. While Microsoft hasn't announced plans for an Xbox All Access India ...
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No Change In Fee, Word Limit For RTI Queries: Centre
The Centre, on Wednesday, said no change has been effected in either the fee structure or the word limit for queries under the Right to Information Act.
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Rs 4 Crore Irregularity in Sale of Forms in Vyapam Scam: RTI
There were financial irregularities of more than Rs 4 crore just in the sale of application forms and examination fees in conducting 14 entrance examinations by Vyapam in 2006-07, an RTI query has revealed.
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National Green Tribunal Spends Over Rs 30,000 to Receive Rs 10 Fee from RTI
The National Green Tribunal spent more than Rs 30,000 to recover the Rs 10 fee from an RTI applicant, drawing sharp reaction from the CIC which said it was a case of "penny wise pound foolish".
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Now, Indians abroad can file RTI applications using e-postal orders
There is reason to cheer for millions of Indians living overseas. The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) today added 176 Indian missions abroad under the category of "public authorities", which will now accept RTI application fees through the E-IPO (Electronic-Indian postal order).
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RTI applications now expensive and difficult; will the move kill the act?
It was hailed as the UPA's big achievement when the Right to Information Act was passed in 2005. Now it seems like state governments across the country are making it an increasingly expensive and at times a virtually impossible challenge for people to seek information based on the act. States that Chhattisgarh and Uttar Pradesh now charge Rs 500 ...
