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CIC refuses to relent, asks SC to divulge details

-The Times of India   The Central Information Commission (CIC) has rejected objections raised by the Supreme Court directing it to disclose details of medical reimbursement of judges in the last three years and the rules relating to appointment of retired judges as arbitrators. Clubbing together three RTI applications of activist S C Agrawal, the commission also directed the apex court to disclose the list of all resolutions passed by meetings...

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RTI: AP yet to do the right thing by P Vasudeva Rao

The Right to Information Act was the great white hope of Indian citizens who are consistently denied rightful information. Not only does it specify that most information in the public domain would be provided to citizens by right, but it also ensured that failure to do so by the bloated bureaucracy would result in penalties for erring officials. Trust the government, though, to subvert its own good intentions. The state government has...

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Now, RTI complaint hearings through video conferencing

-IANS   The Bihar State Information Commission (SIC) today launched avideo conferencing system for quicker hearing and disposal of complaints related to the Right To Information (RTI) Act, officials said. State Chief Information Commissioner (CIC)) A.K. Choudhary said the SIC will help dispose complaints against principal information officers for denying information under theRTI Act to people. Complaints from all over the state will be heard in Patna through video conferencing, saving...

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The Karnataka mining report by Vicky Nanjappa

The report on illegal mining in Karnataka, compiled by Lokayukta Santosh Hegde and his team, may spell the end of the first Bharatiya Janata Party government in south India. While the report is voluminous, here are a few details of what the Lokayukta and his team have found while probing the illegal mining scam. In the report the Lokayukta clearly makes charges against Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa and Minister for...

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State information panel to hear RTI denial cases on camera by Ravi Dayal

The State Information Commission (SIC) will hold court to dispose appeals against principal information officers (PIOs) for denying information under the Right To Information (RTI) Act through videoconferencing from its Patna office from July 28. The SIC's videoconferencing facility would be inaugurated at the SK Memorial hall on July 28. The new facility would save at least three days and the disposal of the case would be instant, state information...

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