News Topic:Right to Information Act (RTI)
Kashmir
Revoke FIR against founder-trustee of J&K RTI Foundation: RTI Activists
SRINAGAR — Several Right to Information (RTI) activists on Thursday urged the government to revoke an FIR lodged against RTI activist, Sajad Hussain Mir.According...
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RTI activist’s protracted battle with J&K Bank likely to bear fruit
SRINAGAR — Raja Muzaffar Bhat, president of Jammu and Kashmir RTI movement has fought a protracted battle with the management of the Jammu and...
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SKIMS organizes lecture on RTI Act
SRINAGAR — Administrative wing of SKIMS organized a lecture on Right to Information Act on Wednesday at SKIMS Auditorium. The lecture was attended by...
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RTI important weapon to ensure transparency, says VC CUK
Srinagar: Central University of Kashmir (CUK) Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Mehraj ud Din Mir Monday said the Right to Information Act (RTI) is a very important...
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RTI Act a judicial process: J&K SIC
For a better understanding of the J&K State Right to Information Act, 2009, the State Information Commission published a booklet.
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Properties damaged as cloudburst hits Chhatroo area in Kishtwar
Damage was reported to two houses and two shops after a cloudburst triggered flash flood-like conditions in the Chhatroo area of Kishtwar district.
₹3.11 Crore Embezzlement: Crime Branch chargesheets two in Baramulla bank fraud
The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) Kashmir of the Crime Branch, Jammu and Kashmir, has filed a chargesheet in a decade-old bank fraud case.
31 Amarnath pilgrims injured as bus plunges into gorge in Ganderbal
Thirty-one Amarnath Yatra pilgrims were injured after a bus carrying them overturned and rolled into a gorge at the S-Mode stretch in central Kashmir's Ganderbal.
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