AWARENESS IS EMPOWERMENT IN FAVOUR OF THE PROMOTION OF RTI AND THE RTS WHERE IT IS NECESSARY TO REMAIN COMMITTED FOR DIALOGUE AND DISCUSSION AND CELEBRATE THE EVENTS

Education is rapidly evolving with the integration of technology and Artificial intelligence working on the platforms required for placement space for dialogue and discussion between the educators and the innovators where it is empowering the new era entrants with intelligent system for service under professional simplification and collaboration for the strengthening of administrative reforms between the teachers/guides and the new era entrants joining the fresh ideas and thinking for the transparency and accountability encouraging good governance and accountability in this behalf of the demand and service for the access to information shaping the future of the country and society and circle committed by the Constitution of India combined for all in the environmental responsibility as well as atmosphere witnessed by the people of country taking cognisance of the participation of the digital ideas and exchange through net work available in the RTI act, 2005 under section 4 of the Right to Information Act, 2005 . As such all the groups and societies of the organisation of RTI and the RTS Act adjudication taking regular participation and campaign for the hospitality about creating experiences under the provision made for advancement and understanding, that brings people together, hosting platforms for the work and conduct of our commitments supporting the meaningful conversations among the all in dialogue and discussion for research and conclusion. It is therefore necessary to attend the events and celebrations under the awareness drive required for the true democracy of our country:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number 9459334377

MISSING RECORDS NO BASIS TO DENY (RTI) INFORMATION

The information can not be denied under the right to information Act, 2005 on the ground that records are missing. The Punjab state information commission has taken a serious view of such a plea by the Punjab state Warehousing Corporation, the Commission has directed its managing director to look into the matter and ensure that appropriate action is taken regarding the missing records. The commission observed that the department did not provide the requested information on the ground that the records could not be traced. It further noted that the respondent can not evade its responsibility to provide information merely by stating that the records can not be located. The commission said, efforts must be made to trace the records and supply the information sought by the applicant. The commission also observed that the department did not implement section 4 of the RTI Act, 2005 which mandates that every public authority must maintain its records duly catalogued and indexed in a manner that facilitates access to information under the Act. It further noted that records that are appropriate for computerisation should be computerised within a reasonable time, subject to the availability of resources and also connected through the net work across the country on different systems. Emphasisting this provision, the commission said failure to maintain proper records can not be used as a ground to deny information under the RTI, Act, 2005 . In view of these observations the commission directed that a copy of the order be sent to the MD of the Punjab State Warehousing Corporation to examine the issue, ensure necessary action regarding the missing records, and submit a compliance report before the next hearing. Both parties were directed to appear in person before the Commission on the next date of hearing scheduled for July 9:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number, 9459334377

JUDICIARY AND ADMINISTRATION ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR REMOVING DELAYS AND ERADICATION OF CORRUPTION IN THE SYSTEM MAINTAINED BY THE GOVERNMENT

Judges of High Courts and the Supreme Court of India falls with in the ambit of prevention of corruption Act , and exists within the definition of the public servants, list by way and virtue of which while cautioning against the potential for mis use of the provision too by the executive, it is considered that the society's demand for honesty and timely action and decision-making under the provision made , standards of the judicial behavior should also be honestly and impartiality maintained as required to betray the trust reposed on judiciary , where in no execuse or no legal relativity can condone such betrayal from the stand point of the justice for the people, demanding from the judiciary, the size and shape of the bribes and scope of the corruption can not be scale of the measuring the judges dishonor where in a single dishonest judge not only dishonest himself but jeopardise the integrity of the entire judiciary in the system maintained for the welfare of people and required to be transparent for eradication of the corruption and removal of delay in the best interest of the system for the good governance and accountability. After all the parliamentary democracy of our country has given empowerment to the citizens of country to follow RTI act and too the RTS Act adjudication and necessary positive steps are required to be taken by all living in the society and circle under this provision of the system maintained by the executive as well as the judiciary, after all it is imperative to curb all kinds of corruption and that civil society is also knowing the things and challenging the institutional mechanism for the required administrative reforms and in the interest of justice to common man living in the society and circle and facing corruption and delay at every level of the work and conduct where the system is responsible for doing needful and act accordingly in the interest of eradication of corruption where the judiciary is s major decision-making institution in the ongoing democracy for the people by the people and to the people:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number 9459334377

STATE GOVERNMENT TAKING NO COGNISANCE OF NATURAL JUSTICE UNDER SUB SECTION (3) OF SECTION 15 AND THE STATE INFORMATION COMMISSION PLACED IN THE DEFUNCT POSITION, SINCE LONG AND FAA RELUCTANT TO FOLLOW SECTION 19(6) OF RTI ACT, 2005

It is directed to say that the PIO of a public authority is responsible to supply correct and complete information to the information seeker under the Right to Information Act, 2005,within the specified time. It is possible that a public information officer may not act as per provisions of the Act or an Applicant may not other wise be satisfied with the decision of the public information officer. The contains the provisions of the two appeals to tide over such situations. While the first appeal lies within the public authority itself, the second appeal lies with the State Information Commission or the central information commission, as the case may be. The State information commission (Appeal Procedure) Rules, 2005 govern the procedure for deciding appeals by the Commission. The first appellate authority is, however, required to dispose of the appeals received by him in the light of the provisions of the Act and keeping in view the principles of natural justice, a guide has been prepared for the first appellate authorities, it is expected that it would help them to perform their duties effectively. It is therefore necessary for the first appellate authorities to supply correct and complete information within the specified time to any person seeking information under the RTI act, 2005 . The first appeal lies within the public authority itself, which is made to an officer designated as the first appellate authority by the concerned public authority. The first appellate authority happens to be an officer senior in rank to the public information officer and the second appeal lies with the State information commission. The state information commission (Appeal Procedure) Rules, 2005 govern the procedure for deciding appeals by the Commission. In order to perform his /her duties effectively, the appellate authority should study the Act carefully and understand its provisions correctly and the said document must explain the important aspects of the Act, which a first appellate authority should, in particular, be conversant with :-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

HOW TO PROCEED WHEN THERE IS NO SUFFICIENT MONEY AND ECONOMY OF ENHANCEMENT FOR ROUTINE (EXCHEQUER , REQUIRED FOR FUTURE FINANCIAL DEFICIT GRANT)

Government of India and the state governments are becoming dependent on the private sector of investment and deployment through various modes of employment generation because of the heavy loans on their economic structure reducing the overall budget of annual plan and the other expenditure on the captioned subject of routine work and conduct prefixed by the various schemes and programmes of the Government of India and the state Government, where the state government of Himachal Pradesh is very poor as responsible for taking huge quantiry of loaning stated to be more than one lakh crores for which it is necessary to pay the annual interest of the said amount of the Principal amount of rupees one lakh crores, list by way and virtue of which government is bound to restrict the non plan expenditure and other useless expenditure failing which it is not possible to get further loan and plan schemes for the development and other rehabilitation of the demand and supply expenditure, keeping in view the position of such heavy burden of loaning on the state exchequer compelling the government for necessary arrangements and required improvement in the financial position where it is necessary to increase the growth and industrial manufacturing of the required economy of enhancement which is of course depending upon the private sector money and management for the system continued in the present recollection of the coins changing hands from the currency for maintaining the overall score of probability factor for the increase in growth and price of the shares for position in the economy of stability for the world wide procurement and payments for the future position of the growth, where hard work is only a  moral duty for the future safety of present employment and artificial intelligence taking this work from the system maintained by the private sector employment and protection of their financial exchequer in the present access to educational institutions becoming more and more costlier for attaining the professional qualification in the present system of studies and career employment:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI, welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number 9459334377

DECISION-MAKING CHAIN SHOULD BE IDENTIFIED EXPLAINING THE RANK /GRADE OF THE PUBLIC FUNCTIONARIES INVOLVED IN THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS AND THE SPECIFIC STAGES IN THE DECISION-MAKING HIERARCHY, UNDER RTI ACT, 2005

In the routine work of governance, Government functionaries are required to make decisions in a discretionary manner but broad guiding principles are laid down in some rule or the other. For example the General Financial Rules lay down procedures for a variety of operations relating to Government finances. How sanction must be accorded for the incurring expenditure, how losses to Government must be reported; how responsibility for losses may be fixed on any Government servant;how budgets, demand for grants are prepared and submitted;how public Works must be sanctioned and executed;how commodities and services may be procured by a public authority; are all explained in the manuals, which are required to updated time to time. The challenge is to present a simplified version of the decision-making procedure that is of interest to a common citizen. As such all government officers have to follow laid down office procedure manual or the other rules which gives details of how representations, petitions and applications from citizens must be dealt with. Templates, formats, and the basic steps of decision making are briefly explained in the manuals of related codes for consideration and these descriptions constitute the elements of decision making process in general. In view of the above explanation, the guidelines for detailing the decision making process, every public authority should specifically identify the major outputs/tangible results/services/goods as applicable, that it is responsible for providing to the public or to who soever is the client of the public authority. As such, in the decision making chain it must be identified in the form of a flow chart explaining the rank /grade of the public functionaries involved in the decision making process and the specific stages in the decision-making hierarchy:-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number 9459334377

PIO AND FAA TAKING NO COGNISANCE OF DUTY AND RESPONSIBILITY UNDER SECTION 19(6) OF THE RTI ACT, 2005 , EVEN THE SIC DEFUNCT AND OFFICERS OF COMMISSION ARE IDLE SINCE LONG.

It is directed to say that the PIO of a public authority is responsible to supply correct and complete information to the information seeker under the Right to Information Act, 2005,within the specified time. It is possible that a public information officer may not act as per provisions of the Act or an Applicant may not other wise be satisfied with the decision of the public information officer. The contains the provisions of the two appeals to tide over such situations. While the first appeal lies within the public authority itself, the second appeal lies with the State Information Commission or the central information commission, as the case may be. The State information commission (Appeal Procedure) Rules, 2005 govern the procedure for deciding appeals by the Commission. The first appellate authority is, however, required to dispose of the appeals received by him in the light of the provisions of the Act and keeping in view the principles of natural justice, a guide has been prepared for the first appellate authorities, it is expected that it would help them to perform their duties effectively. It is therefore necessary for the first appellate authorities to supply correct and complete information within the specified time to any person seeking information under the RTI act, 2005 . The first appeal lies within the public authority itself, which is made to an officer designated as the first appellate authority by the concerned public authority. The first appellate authority happens to be an officer senior in rank to the public information officer and the second appeal lies with the State information commission. The state information commission (Appeal Procedure) Rules, 2005 govern the procedure for deciding appeals by the Commission. In order to perform his /her duties effectively, the appellate authority should study the Act carefully and understand its provisions correctly and the said document must explain the important aspects of the Act, which a first appellate authority should, in particular, be conversant with :-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377