RTI reveals NHPC earned Rs.194 billion from hydel projects in J&K between 2001-2015CHRI in the News
RTI reveals NHPC earned Rs.194 billion from hydel projects in J&K between 2001-2015CHRI in the News
Killing it SoftlyCHRI in the News
Data Reveals Decline in Access to Information Since BJP Came to PowerCHRI in the News
Modi government rejected 8.4% applications in 2014-15: Central Information CommissionCHRI in the News
Activists sulk over new UP RTI rulesCHRI in the News
The Centre has circulated the newly framed Uttar Pradesh Right to Information (RTI) Act rules to all state governments and Information Commissions that has not gone down well with activists.
Cloaking 'Aadhaar' with the sanctity of a law on disputable groundsCHRI in the News
The government of India has tabled the Aadhaar (Targeted Delivery of Financial and Other Subsidies, Benefits and Services) Bill, 2016 in the Lok Sabha.
1934 to 2016: How Courts in India Looked at Charges of SeditionCHRI in the News
From a ‘legal tool’ to ‘vendetta politics’, Section 124A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) 1860, known as the Sedition Law has acquired new and different meanings. As more and more individuals and groups land in court under charges of ‘sedition’, what ultimately happens to these cases in the court of law?
Central Information Commission wakes up to thousands of missing case filesCHRI in the News
Have you filed an appeal under Right to Information (RTI) Act and have been waiting for years for your turn at Central Information Commission? Chances are that your file is lost and CIC has no record of it.
Supreme Court dismisses plea for information on pending judgements under RTI ActCHRI in the News
The Supreme Court on Monday confirmed a Delhi high court verdict which said the court registry couldn’t be directed to collect information on how long judgements on cases remained pending under the Right to Information Act.
J&K rejects RTI plea, but Centre obligesCHRI in the News
In a strange situation, information sought under RTI from the J&K government relating to President's rule in the state was met with a denial but the same information was disclosed by the Union home ministry.