The Central Information Commission mandates resumption of proactive disclosure of Prasar Bharati Board minutes, reinforcing transparency under RTI Act 2005.
CIC clarifies that under Section 18 RTI Act, it lacks power to direct disclosure of information; jurisdiction is limited to imposing penalties for deliberate denial.
CIC holds that tender details including bidder names, contract amounts, and payments must be proactively disclosed under Section 4 of RTI Act to ensure transparency and reduce reliance on RTI applications.
Madras High Court mandates that revenue officials conclude bribery inquiries within 12 weeks, reinforcing accountability and procedural urgency under Article 226.
CIC holds that Section 18 of RTI Act only permits penalty for deliberate denial of information; bonafide delay with eventual disclosure warrants no action.
The Central Information Commission holds that CCTV footage qualifies as information under Section 2(f) of the RTI Act, 2005, overturning a flawed exemption claim.
CIC holds that failure to respond to RTI applications or comply with appellate orders constitutes a violation of the RTI Act, mandating prompt disclosure and potential penalties.
CIC holds that project records like measurement books, test reports, and variation orders are not personal information exempt under Section 8(1)(j) of RTI Act; must be disclosed free of cost.