RTI AND RTS SUCCESS UNDER LAW CODE MANUAL PREFIXED BY THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA TO OBTAIN INFORMATION , DESIGNED IN AN INFORMATION AT THE DOOR STEP .

Thousands of visually challenged citizens of country are taking use and exercise of the given empowerment and asking for the good governance and accountability under law code manual prefixed by the constitution of India in this behalf for which the RTS act adjudication too issued to the citizens of country to have legal awareness and awakening required for the charter of public accountability and transparency in administration as facing problems due to unusual account of delay in deciding the cases and misleading the applicants.Section 4 of the RTI act publications mandates all informations ,Rules ,Laws and the notifications through printing required to be made available free of cost to the general public.The cabinet Secretary of the government is responsible to inform all the ministries and the departments of the government to make available digitised version of the gazette notifications time to time issued by the government,not only for reading but also for downloading, without any changes. The public too responsible to protect their fundamental rights and entitlements under law code manual prefixed by the constitution of India in this behalf and do the needful however very few people are taking cognizance of the RTI empowerment and success in completing the objective of the trial and experience to obtain due information as well as the findings of the wrong interpretation under observation where the public information officers taking no cognizance of the delay and dereliction of duty pointed for the correct observance before the FAA and SIC or CIC.As for as the CIC and SIC is concerned these institutions may inquire into the matter of complaints and Appeals and have the same powers as are vested in a civil court while trying a suite under code of civil procedure,1908 ,in respect of the following matters , namely:-- (1) Summoning and enforcing the attendance of persons and compel them to give oral or written evidence on oath and to produce the documents or things .(2) Requiring the discovery and inspection of documents.(3) Receiving evidence on affidavit (4) Requisitioning any public record or copies thereof from any court or office.(5) Issuing summons for examination of witnesses or documents and (6) Any other matter which may be prescribed. Not withstanding any thing inconsistent contained in any other Act of Parliament or the state legislature,as the case may be, the CIC or the SIC ,as the case may be,may , during the enquiry of any complaint under this Act , examine any record to which the Act applies which is under the control of the public authorities,and no such record may be withheld from it on any grounds.