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**Peptobismol** · 03-06-2012, 04:12 PM

Good news for NRIs who want to expose corruption!

"The first step to seek online information from the government under the Right To Information Act has been taken.

With the new facility, the hurdle has been removed and the non-resident Indians will be able to submit RTI applications through an email with the respective Central Public Information Officers (CPIOs).

To make the system work, the CPIOs will be required to reply through email. Public information officers of RBI, Prime Minister's Office and the Planning Commission provide replied through email. "Others (CPIOs) will to follow suit," a government official said.

Indians abroad can now file online RTI application - Hindustan Times

03-06-2012, 04:12 PM	#15
Peptobismol Join Date Oct 2005 Age 58 Posts 4,386 Senior Member	Good news for NRIs who want to expose corruption! "The first step to seek online information from the government under the Right To Information Act has been taken. With the new facility, the hurdle has been removed and the non-resident Indians will be able to submit RTI applications through an email with the respective Central Public Information Officers (CPIOs). To make the system work, the CPIOs will be required to reply through email. Public information officers of RBI, Prime Minister's Office and the Planning Commission provide replied through email. "Others (CPIOs) will to follow suit," a government official said. Indians abroad can now file online RTI application - Hindustan Times
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