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Editorial: Open government laws need enforcement - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Open government laws need enforcement

“Every public agency and municipality needs to understand that complying with our...

'No SMS, Calls, WhatsApp': Haryana Information Panel Warns RTI Applicants - Vimarsana News

'No SMS, Calls, WhatsApp': Haryana Information Panel Warns RTI Applicants

The CIC warned that calls made to the personal staff of the state information commissioners in pursuance of appeals or complaints would be tantamount to harassing, badgering and pressurising the Commission.

Source: thewire.in
RTI: 3.14 lakh appeals, complaints pending in 26 information commissions as on June 30, 2022 - Vimarsana News

RTI: 3.14 lakh appeals, complaints pending in 26 information commissions as on June 30, 2022

Large backlogs, tardy disposal rate and lack of diversity in the composition of information commissions are some of the shortcomings highlighted on Thursday by a citizens’ group in the functioning of Information Commissions across India.

How the proposed Data Protection Bill will undermine the Right to Information Act - Vimarsana News

How the proposed Data Protection Bill will undermine the Right to Information Act

A planned amendment says that all information that can be related to a person may be denied.

Source: scroll.in
RTI: Rs3.12 Crore Penalty Imposed on PIOs in FY21-22, but Hardly Any Recovery from Them - Vimarsana News

RTI: Rs3.12 Crore Penalty Imposed on PIOs in FY21-22, but Hardly Any Recovery from Them

Although the Right to Information (RTI) Act empowers information commissioners (ICs) to impose penalties of up to Rs25,000 on erring public information officers (PIOs),