18 Questions
What is the main objective of the Right to Information Act, 2005?
To ensure transparency and accountability in government
Which of the following is NOT a reason for the need for the Right to Information Act, 2005?
Over-decentralization in decision making
Who is the author of the quote 'If you don't ask, you don't get'?
Mahatma Gandhi
What is the title of the blog where RTI articles can be found?
Jansahayak.blogspot.com
What is the name of the YouTube channel where RTI videos can be found?
RTI Sahayak
In which year was the Right to Information Act passed?
2005
What is the exemption in the application of RTI Act in Jammu and Kashmir?
Only issues concerning the J&K State Government and its bodies are not covered
What is the recommendation of the 2nd Administrative Reforms Commission regarding RTI training?
All officers and employees including Group D staff should be given exposure about RTI provisions
What is the primary objective of the RTI Act 2005?
To set out a practical regime to secure access to information under the control of public authority
Which of the following is NOT covered under the RTI Act 2005?
Private companies not receiving government funding
What is the expected outcome of the RTI Act 2005 on the democratic process?
To improve the democratic process by giving greater access to information about the workings of government and public bodies
What is the effective date of the RTI Act 2005?
12th October, 2005
Where can an RTI application be filed?
Either in the concerned organisation or through online portals
What is the fee for each additional page of information provided in response to an RTI application?
Rs 2 per page
How long does a public authority have to respond to an RTI application?
30 days
In which cases is information to be provided within 48 hours?
Life or liberty cases
Who is exempt from paying the application fee under the RTI Act?
Citizens below the poverty line
How can the fee for an RTI application be paid?
By demand draft, banker's cheque, or postal order
Test your knowledge of the Right to Information Act, 2005, including its applicability, exemptions, and need for guidance and training. Learn about the act's provisions and how it affects government organizations.
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