Rti Convention

The Right to Information or RTI allows citizens to question the government and increases their faith in democracy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today at the annual RTI convention in New Delhi that was boycotted by several prominent activists as only 10 of them were invited for it.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is addressing the annual Right to Information or RTI convention at Delhi's Vigyan Bhawan.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the 10th annual convention of the Central Information Commission which has come under criticism from activists as a large number of them have not been invited due to security arrangements for the event.

Several prominent activists have threatened to boycott Prime Minister Narendra Modi's inaugural address today at the annual Right to Information or RTI convention, as only ten of them have been invited for it.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not attend the Central Information Commission's annual convention organised to discuss various issues pertaining to the Right to Information Act, which completes 10 years.

The Right to Information act has been in force in our country for seven years now. By all accounts it has contributed in very large measure to our efforts for ensuring greater probity, greater transparency and greater accountability in the work of public authorities. The greater public scrutiny of government action that it has enabled has been, I b...

Expressing concern over "frivolous and vexatious" Right to Information applications, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said there needs to be a "fine balance between the need to know and personal privacy." The PM was speaking at the 7th Annual Convention on Right to Information at the DRDO Bhawan in New Delhi.

The Prime Minister today said that he is against any dilution of the Right to Information Act which allows the public to apply for documents used by any government department. Dr Manmohan Singh described RTI as an effective tool to increase accountability and curb corruption.

The Prime Minister today said that he is against any dilution of the Right to Information Act which allows the public to apply for documents used by any government department. "Empowering our citizens with this right was a huge step forward in the direction of curbing corruption and improving process of governance," said Dr Manmohan Singh. Acknowl...

The Right to Information or RTI allows citizens to question the government and increases their faith in democracy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today at the annual RTI convention in New Delhi that was boycotted by several prominent activists as only 10 of them were invited for it.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is addressing the annual Right to Information or RTI convention at Delhi's Vigyan Bhawan.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the 10th annual convention of the Central Information Commission which has come under criticism from activists as a large number of them have not been invited due to security arrangements for the event.

Several prominent activists have threatened to boycott Prime Minister Narendra Modi's inaugural address today at the annual Right to Information or RTI convention, as only ten of them have been invited for it.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not attend the Central Information Commission's annual convention organised to discuss various issues pertaining to the Right to Information Act, which completes 10 years.

The Right to Information act has been in force in our country for seven years now. By all accounts it has contributed in very large measure to our efforts for ensuring greater probity, greater transparency and greater accountability in the work of public authorities. The greater public scrutiny of government action that it has enabled has been, I b...

Expressing concern over "frivolous and vexatious" Right to Information applications, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said there needs to be a "fine balance between the need to know and personal privacy." The PM was speaking at the 7th Annual Convention on Right to Information at the DRDO Bhawan in New Delhi.

The Prime Minister today said that he is against any dilution of the Right to Information Act which allows the public to apply for documents used by any government department. Dr Manmohan Singh described RTI as an effective tool to increase accountability and curb corruption.

The Prime Minister today said that he is against any dilution of the Right to Information Act which allows the public to apply for documents used by any government department. "Empowering our citizens with this right was a huge step forward in the direction of curbing corruption and improving process of governance," said Dr Manmohan Singh. Acknowl...