Right to Information Act 2005
- It replaced the former Freedom of Information Act, 2002.
- It sets out the rules and procedures regarding citizens’ right to information.
- This act was enacted in order to consolidate the fundamental right in the Indian constitution ‘freedom of speech’.
- Section 4 of the RTI Act requires suo motu disclosure of information by each public authority.
- Section 8 (1) mentions exemptions against furnishing information under RTI Act.
- Section 8 (2) provides for disclosure of information exempted under Official Secrets Act, 1923 if larger public interest is ....
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