Take advantage of RTI plea under the act: December 2023

RTI WELFARE ASSOCIATION REGISTERED NUMBER HPCD-3552 BILASPUR HIMACHAL PRADESH, DECIDED TO CONTINUE IN THE FUTURE FOR THE WELFARE OF SOCIETY AND PEOPLE OF AREA UNDER THEIR APPLICATION/APPEAL FOR REVIEW AND REFORMS.

On the call of General Secretary and on request of the members of the Governing body RTI Welfare Association Registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh, an emergency meeting was convened today on 31-12-2023 at 9.00.Am through online schedule of discussion and agenda notes required to be finalized by the majority the house of Group/Society /Association, by way of the memorandum of the Association competent to contract under section 11 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 associated for any literacy, scientific research and the charitable purposes of the welfare of RTI and the RTS act adjudication, so described in Sub-section (3) of section 1 of the said Act, authorised the General Secretary of the Welfare Association Mr Chaman Deep Guleria to follow old vision and provision of the RTI Welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh and take issue and matter of further extension for next three years of the duration to continue the status and memorandum of Working Group , by subscribing their names to the memorandum of old body and Association, and filing the same with the Registrar, form themselves into a society under this Act. The name of the society, the objects of the society, the location of the head office of the society and the names address and occupation of the Governing body council and its office bearers, to whom this regulation of the Society is entrusted for continue further have been again proposed in the memorandum as mentioned below:-- (1) Mr Chaman deep Guleria from Bilaspur Zone, (2) Shri Yog Raj Mahajan from Chamba zone, (3) Shri Sudhir Kumar from chamba zone (4) Shri Pyar Muhammed Pathan from chamba zone (5) Shri Yespal Singh from Hamirpur Zone (6) Shri Prakash Chand Thakur from Mandi zone (7) Shri Prem Singh from Solan zone (8) Er Fateh chand Guleria from Bilaspur Zone (9) Shri Tanishq Chandel from Bilaspur Zone (10) Shri Rajat Kumar from Bilaspur Zone (11) Shri Amar Nath Dhiman from Bilaspur Zone. And now where as the above above said active members and the office bearers of old Group of society workers working for the welfare of society and circle have again continue the old Association of the RTI welfare group identity maintained by themselves into the society, so registered with the respective Registrar of the Societies, State of Himachal Pradesh, Number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh (Namely RTI Welfare Group) and intended to continue its further registration under Himachal Pradesh societies registration Act, 2006 , with the affirmation and declaration above and already made before the department of the co-op Societies during the old registration of the Welfare Group of Association registered number HPCD 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI Welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh-174029 .

GOVERNMENT IS RESPONSIBLE TO CONTROL PRICE RISE AND INFLATION THROUGH (ACT AND ADVICE), AND REMOVE DISPARITY, CREATED BECAUSE OF THE CONSTITUTE MANAGEMENT.

Political parties working on the captioned subject of new look for stuck to the plan declaring system of democracy successful is not in good position and situation, as the system for good governance and accountability facing various problems due to promise based manifesto of the all political parties, where political parties taking no cognisance of the facts and finding reports and returns of the work and conduct of the such schemes and programmes announced for the welfare of society and circle and the people are totally depending on the said programmes and schemes of the government corridor instead of hard work and earning attitude of the human progress and development criterion. On the other hand no progress of the calendar of reports and returns maintained by the said departments for the accord of references made and benefits obtained by the beneficiaries , list by way and virtue of which misuse of funding and disparity among the people may be observed for the audit and improvement of the system for service and check by the Government Corridor too responsible for the charter of public accountability and removal of the disparities again and again committed at the level of the authority for decision and approval of schemes and programmes for the left out families/areas / Circles and the districts/Communities too demanding their fundamental rights and provisions made for the every society and states. The youth group of the society and areas too facing the unemployment and livelihood, even the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme/Act is also misused by the powerful groups and people of the communities at village/panchayat levels of the construction and livelihood for the needful people of society and circle. At the same time the price rise and inflation is higher than required ceiling causing more problems in the urban areas however in the rural areas people are arranging their local food security items and milk products through their kitchen gardens and small scale Agriculture production and contracts for the Agricultural development growth and production accelerated by the general public living in the society and circle and working for the livelihood, as facing price rise and inflation more than required over the ceiling for control by the Government (Act and Advise) .

PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERS ARE RESPONSIBLE TO PROVIDE ALL INFORMATIONS WITH IN THE SCHEDULE OF TIME LIMITS, REQUIRED FOR DISPOSAL OF THE REFERENCES/CASES.

Hi Friends, It is a matter of fact and concern to be brought to be notice of the public authorities and particularly the public information officers working on the captioned subject of related information lying in the public domains however denied for the Intimation with the comments that said information is not available however correspondence made by the applicant, volunteers and the resource person is proof on the record of the said office , list by way and virtue of which applicant may write disposal of references and the time limits for the work to be done at all levels of the Government papers containing information, instructions and decisions, their quick and efficient processing is the first step towards efficiency in the administration, according to their nature and importance ie Immediate, Urgent and the ordinary . A reference that remains undisposed off at the end of the time limits prefixed in this behalf is considered as delayed by the official on duty and responsibility allowed for the work to be processed which includes tracing/opening files, references and linking etc. Government have also decided that the time limit for the disposal of the cases at the level of officers higher than the branch officer, including the Heads of the department and the administrative Secretaries will be one week from the date of receipt of a reference /case by them. As for as the final disposal of the reference is concerned, it is possible that in many cases back references may have to be made from time to time delaying the final action in a case. It is essential that what ever information is wanting in case should be asked for in the first back reference and there should normally be no need to make further back reference. To check this tendency of the repeated back references and to ensure prompt disposal of references, the Government have laid down the time limits for final disposal of references. These time limits for the three categories of references are as follows:-- IMMEDIATE--One month, URGENT:-- Two months ORDINARY:-- Three months.

ANY REPRESENTATION SUBMITTED BY THE GOVERNMENT SERVANT IN REPLY TO THE SHOW CAUSE NOTICE SHALL BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION BEFORE FINAL ORDERS ARE PASSED (RULE.14 OF THE CCS&CC&A) RULES, 1965.

In all cases where an enquiry has been held in accordance with the provisions of Rule 14 of the Central Civil Services) Classification Control and Appeal) Rules, 1965,the disciplinary authority, if it is different from the enquiry authority shall before making a final order in the case, forward a copy of the enquiry report to the Government servant concerned with the following endorsement:-- "The report of the Inquiry Officer is enclosed. The disciplinary authority will take a suitable decision after considering the report. If you wish to make any representation or submission, you may do so in writing to the Disciplinary Authority within fifteen days of the receipt of this letter " If the penalty proposed is dismissal, removal or reduction in rank, the Government servant concerned shall be supplied with a copy of the report of the enquiry officer and he shall be called upon by written notice to show cause within a reasonable time, not ordinarily exceeding one month, against the particular penalty proposed to be inflicted on him ;provided that if the disciplinary authority disagrees with any part or whole of the findings of the enquiry officer, the point or points of such disagreement together with a brief statement of the grounds there for, shall also be supplied to the Government servant. Any representation submitted by the Government servant in reply to the show cause notice shall be taken in to consideration before final orders are passed. As such the report of the enquiry officer should be carefully examined by the disciplinary authority together with the comments of the presenting officer, Thought great weight is attached to the findings of the Inquiry officer yet they lack authoritativeness unlike judicial pronouncements. It is for the disciplinary authority to take a decision after applying its mind to the material placed on record in the enquiry proceedings, the findings of the enquiry officer and representations and submissions made by the Government servant in the manner given in the para above. If the disciplinary authority holds that the charges, or any of them, against the Government servant proceeded against have been sustainable, it will arrive at a provisional conclusion in regard to the penalty to be imposed upon him after duly taking into account the past service of the official.

POLITICAL PARTIES ARE RESPONSIBLE TO REMOVE DISPARITIES AND BRING TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE ADMINISTRATION, INSTEAD OF ILLEGAL REIMBURSEMENT OF THE MONEY.

Political parties are making various declarations in their manifesto devising schemes to satisfy the distress of the poor and common man including direct money transfer to their accounts, so that facilities and opportunities may be given to the individuals for better living standard and reducing the disparities, as created because of the system for service and policies adopted for the employment and removal of differences in the concern and preoccupations on account of the wisdom contained in Article 38(2) of the Constitution, requiring all states as well as the Central Government to follow and adopt innovative policies so that every citizen of the society and circle may feel that they are equally privileged, having equal rights and opportunities and potential to achieve equal prosperity but it is felt that common man living in the society and circle facing more and more disparities instead of removal of the such disparities and imbuing the members of society and circle with an equal opportunity to strengthen the indian society and citizenship. As such political parties and system for service must do the needful for all but the people must remember that the directive principles are fundamental in the governance of the country and it shall be the duty of the states and the Central Government to work for the good governance and accountability, and must apply these principles in making the law and Act more humanitarian aid fruitful for the timely action, accuracy for the implementation and arising accountability for the welfare of society and circle, however political parties are taking no cognisance of the required fundamentals and such disparities are increasing more and more, even RTI and the RTS act adjudication placed before the departments for corrective measures, but is being ignored for implementation, even aim and objective of the fundamental in governance declared under the provision made by law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf, shall be the duty of the public authorities to apply these principles for the betterment of the people of country however there is no appropriate vision and correction at the level of the Government and people facing delay and dereliction of duty, even penal action suggested against the defaulters to bring transparency and accountability in the administration.

WHERE SECTIONS OF RETAINING WALLS ARE MUCH REDUCED, THE ANCHOR RODS ARE EMBEDDED IN CONCERT BLOCK OF SUFFICIENT AREA AND SITUATED BEYOND PLANE OF RUPTURE.

RETAINING WALL WITH BACK-ANCHORING:-- In case the earth to be retained is of considerable height, anchor rods are provided at the back of the wall approximately at 1/3rd the height of the Retaining wall to reduce the Bending moments and Shear force in the vertical slab where by sections are much reduced. The anchor rods are embedded in concrete block of sufficient area and situated beyond plane of rupture so that the frictional force on the concrete block exceeds the tension in the rod. The area of rod is obtained by dividing tensile force in rod, by allowable stress which may be taken as 140 N/mm square. The tension in the rod is found by assuming the Bending moment at the foot of the stem, as zero. The rod is connected to the stem through vertical beams or horizontal beams. In case of connection of tie rods to vertical beams, the stem is designed as a continuous slab between the vertical beams. A vertical beam is designed as cantilever. Above the rod it is subjected to earth pressure taken by the stem between two beams and below the rod it is subjected to earth pressure taken by the stem between the beams and tensile force in tie rod. In case of connection of rod to horizontal beams the stem is designed to act as cantilever subjected to the earth pressure above the horizontal beam. The portion below the horizontal beam is designed as cantilever subjected to earth pressure and the force in the rod. The horizontal beam is designed as a continuous beam supported by the tie rods. The base is subjected to load of earth on the heal, self-load of the stem and base and any difference in horizontal earth pressure and the tension in the tie rod. The tie rod is fixed at h/3 for design consideration of the tension in tie rod, areaof steel required and the area of anchor block.

EVERY PRECAUTION SHOULD BE TAKEN TO ENSURE GOOD DRAINAGE SYSTEM FOR DECIDING UPON THE ANGLE OF REPOSE, REQUIRED FOR DESIGN CONSIDERATION EFFECTING RAINS UPON THE SOIL.

DRAINAGE OF RETAINING WALLS AND WEEP HOLES :-- To prevent water pressure behind the wall, drainage should be provided by the use of large material against the back of the wall and by weep holes. Walls retaining soils through which water freely passes, such as clean gravel and sand, should have a drain of loosely packed rubble running along the back footings, from which good sized weep holes from 1.8 to 3m apart, should lead through the base

. With more alternative soils , a drain at least 250 to 300 mm wide should run nearly the whole way up the back of the wall. The mouths of the weep holes should always be carefully protected by loose packing. In some cases extra weep holes at higher level may be advisable, which may be 50 to 75 mm square, or 75 mm pipes may be used at about 2 m intervals (in staggered positions) vertically and horizontally, the lowest being 30 cm from the ground level. Weep holes should be given a fall of 1 in 8 from the back of the masonry to the face. Weep holes should be provided in all abutments and wing walls.Failure of retaining walls is generally due to unequal settlement of the foundations, excess of toe pressure, and lack of drainage. Most of the failures are in clayey soils which exert much heavier pressure when saturated as clay swells through absorption of water. Therefore, when deciding upon the angle of repose for the design purpose, due consideration must be given to the effect of rains upon the soil which make the angle of repose flatter. The tendency of the backing to slip is very much increased, when the material is saturated with water, therefore, every precaution should be taken to ensure good drainage:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh, phone number 9459334377

DOUBLE STANDARD OF THE CITIZENS OF COUNTRY MAY DECAY AND DAMAGE THE DEMOCRATIC REFORMS, WORKING FOR THE GOOD GOVERNANCE AND TRANSPARENCY IN ADMINISTRATION.

Double standard of our working changes proposed to be maintained by law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India may create systematic disparity among the citizens of country, demanding free and fair justice from the system of governance however not in a position to get the work done and obtain effective freedom of information and empowerment of the Right to information and the right to public service guarantee Act . As such it is necessary to bring transparency and accountability in the administration for which people must do the needful as government is taking no interest in the on going system of progressive participation and improvement of the framework required for effectuating the right of information and the charter of public accountability recognised under Article 19 of the Constitution of India, where very few people are involving themselves in the right to information Act and its trial and obligations for the good governance and accountability even significant changes may improve our social involvement in the vision RTI and the RTS Act adjudication, where necessary changes required to its practice in relation to the maintenance, management and regulation could not be ignored and total depending on our system for service is not a sufficient cause of our democratic rights and now the Government is compelling to follow RTI and the RTS Act adjudication and follow fundamental rights where found necessary under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India. As such the all members of the RTI Welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh are regularly working for the awareness drive movement and required management regulation of the system for service and improvement of the access to information and administrative reforms, as the organization will continue for the work under right to information and transparency and accountability in the administration, which may bring true democracy in the system for democratic revolution and found necessary by the parliamentary democracy of India, since the Right to information Bill having been passed by both the Houses of parliament received the assent of the President of India on 15-6-2005 and it came on the Statute Book as the RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005 (22 OF 2005) .

SOME OF THE INFORMATIONS ARE LYING IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN, HOWEVER PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERS NEVER TRY FOR PREPARATION OF THE SUCH REPORTS, AND THERE IS NO OPPORTUNITY EXCEPT TO APPEAL.

While working on the captioned subject matter deliberation related to the RTI and the RTS act adjudication, it is necessary to make your plan for the required information and do not clutter mental exercise with other back ups as such concentration of mind, energy and time needs to be united for the said plan of information which is lying in the public domain however public authority is considering the issue and matter in the negative plan to object the information against delivery , even easy to collect the information from the public domain however applicant is not known about the facts of admitted facts of the case file with in the departmental row responsible for the reply to applicant under law code manual. Under these conditions and circumstances if the public information officer does not agree with the view points raised by the applicant there is no further way out except to approach the First Appellate Authority. Before the Appellate authority it is necessary to prove the accuracy of words and the shortcomings observed from the reply given by the public information officer by meaningful relativity with the information sought and denied by the office.As such people often say "words lie and actions speak the truth", however it is necessary to satisfy the Appellate authority by way of argument in addition to the written comments and meaningful connectivity with the law code manual prefixed by the history of case file. Even your questions are valid for consideration as denied by the public information officer but the first appellate authority would never access to plan help for the applicant but would make similar comments on the captioned subject which is lying in the public domain however required to be made certain reply with information asked by the applicant and for which there reply is very common that no questionnaire type informations could be given to the applicant even though, very much responsible go protect the fundamental rights of the applicant. As such the information asked from the public authority must have some solution and argument, so that difference of opinion between the public information officer and applicant must be resolved within the meanings of the law code manual and a positive way out for suggestive measures, definitely it is for the FAA and SIC or CIC to have some way out for the such informations, which are lying within the public domain but public authorities are reluctant to describe the information and applicant is bound to listen the argument and learn from them, even the provision of training on the right to information Act for officials.

OFFICERS OF THE COMMISSION AND THEIR FUNCTIONS (POWERS AND FUNCTIONS OF THE REGISTRARS) :-

POWERS AND FUNCTION OF THE REGISTRAR (SIC) :-- (1) The Registrar shall be the Chief Executive of the Commission on the judicial side. Any communication addressed to him will be deemed to be addressed to the Commission and the Commission will be represented by him in all judicial matters. (2) The Registrar shall discharge his functions under the control and superintendence of the Chief Information Commissioner. (3) All records of the commission shall be in the custody of the Registrar. (4) The official seal of the Commission shall be kept in the custody of the Registrar. (5) Subject to any general or special directions of the Chief information commissioner, the official seal of the commission shall be affixed to any order, summons or other process under the authority of the Registrar. (6) The official seal of the Commission shall not be affixed to any certified copy issued by the Commission save under the authority of the Registrar. (7) The office of the Registrar shall receive all applications, appeals, counter statements, replies and other documents. (8) The Registrar shall decide all questions arising out of the scrutiny of the appeals and complaints before these are registered. (9) The Registrar may require any application, appeal, counter statement, replies presented to the Commission to be amended in accordance with these regulations and direct any formal amendment of such records. (10) The Registrar shall fix the date of hearing of appeal, complaint or other proceedings and may prepare and notify in advance a cause list in respect of the cases listed for hearing. (11) The Registrar will decide questions relating to extension of time in respect of filing of counter statement, reply, rejoinder etc. (12) The Registrar may, on payment of a fee prescribed for the purpose grant leave to a party to the proceedings to inspect the records of the Commission under supervision and in presence of an officer of the Commission. (13) Copies of documents authenticated or certified shall be provided to the parties to the proceedings only under the authority of the Registrar. (14) The Registrar shall communicate the decisions, orders or directions of the Commission to the concerned person/persons, and all such communications signed or authenticated by the Registrar or under his authority shall be deemed to be the communication from the Commission. (15) The Registrar shall be responsible for ensuring compliance of the orders, directions or decisions passed by the Commission and to take all necessary steps in this regard. (16) The Registrar shall ensure that decency, decorum and order is maintained during hearing of an appeal, complaint, or any other proceedings maintained and shall take all necessary steps in this regard. (17) The Registrar shall exercise all such powers and discharge all such functions as are assigned to him by these regulations or by the Chief information commissioner from time to time. (18) The Registrar shall assist all information commissioners in discharge of their functions. (19) The additional Registrar shall have all the powers conferred on a Registrar and will exercise all the functions of the Registrar under his guidance. (20) The Registrar may with the approval of the Chief information commissioner delegate to a joint Registrar, Deputy Registrar or Assistant Registrar any function required to be performed under these regulations.

BRIEF REPORT OF THE GOVERNING BODY AND HOUSE OF THE RTI ACTIVE MEMBERS WORKING UNDER THE BANNER AND REGISTERED NUMBER HPCD-3552 , BILASPUR HIMACHAL PRADESH.

Past three years service of the RTI Welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 remained scheduled and chartered as per the vision management, Regulation and promotion of the RTI and RTS act adjudication. In which every registered member was perfectly performing his work and conduct of the RTI net work related to the aim and objective of the Society and Group coordination committee where in the two members of the house Shri NM Khatri and Shri CS Choudhry from Paonta zone of federation resigned due to personal problems , both the members had been working on the subject matter deliberation related to the Urban Development problems of the area and the enhancement of the electricity generation in the problematic structural prefix made and observed by the RTI activists and issues raised for the welfare of common man and the society and circle. The governing body and the house of active members decided to appoint Dr Parkash Chand Thakur from Dharampur zone (Mandi) in place of Shri NM Khatri as VP and Shri Pyar Muhammed Pathan as the Finance Secretary of the Association registered number HPCD 3552 from Chamba zone against the post of Shri CS Choudhry. Shri Parkash Chand Thakur raised the problems of rural development with the administration and Shri Pyar Muhammed Pathan working for the promotion and awareness drive movement of the new era entrant with the other members of Chamba zone where Shri Yog Raj Mahajan working as Acting President of the Chamba zone and Shri Sudhir Kumar is working state executive coordinator of the governing body and dealing with the problems of the Mahatma Gandhi National Employment Guarantee Scheme/Act for the empowerment. Further it is mentioned here that Shri Prem Singh Tangania from Solan zone raised various issues of Solan area with the District administration for want of good governance and accountability and Shri Yespal Singh from Hamirpur Zone raised various issues with the administration so related to the MGNREGA and other burning issues of the area. Shri Rajat Kumar from Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh was concerning to the KolDam issues in addition to the other problems of area and Circle and Shri T. Chandel worked. for the law and Act observation of the. Group where as Dr Chaman Deep Guleria raised issues and matter through online mode of duty and responsibility for the management and promotion of RTI and RTS act adjudication and time to time highlighted problems with the administration after convening online meetings of the governing body and the General house. It is particularly mentioned here that being Director of the Coordinator movement and society problems of the incomplete works of various department matters raised before the departments for consideration through online mode and also through personal arguments for demand under public utility and successful results obtained for the completion of such works. As such the aim and objective of the Association is going on continued since past over three years and tackling the problems of the various matters so raised by the RTI activists and volunteers as well as the Resource persons taking cognisance of the RTI and the RTS Act adjudication and working through online mode of discussion and argument for the resolution before the Association for consideration and decision making opportunity for management, regulation and promotion for the good governance and charter of public accountability for which every citizen of the country is responsible to do needful and improve the vision administration for which department of the administrative reforms and DOPT regularly taking issues and matter with the concerned departments to remove wrong interpretation of law code manual and work for the good governance and accountability for which the Government is committed to improve the system generated for the welfare of the society and circle , and demanding free and fair justice from the system of governance :-- Er Fateh chand Guleria Director RTI Welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number, 9459334377.

PEOPLE TAKING BENEFITS OF THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION HOWEVER NOT WORKING FOR THE CHARTER OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY IN ADMINISTRATION, WHICH MAY CREATE PROBLEM FOR THE GOOD GOVERNANCE.

Hi Friends, It is a matter of fact and concern that RTI Welfare Association Registered number HPCD 3552 has completed its three years of normal tenure in the month of December 2023 with good coordination and monitoring and reporting on the captioned subject matter deliberation required to be related with the work and conduct of the public authorities and challenged before the FAA and SIC or CIC by the RTI activists, volunteers and the Resource persons working for the good governance and accountability and preparing the reports for administrative reforms under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India, in this behalf. The actual monitoring and reporting is required to be furnished by the State information commission as soon as practicable after the end of each year and laid before each House of the parliament or before each House of the State legislature. The practice of the public authorities in relation to the exercise of it's functions under this Act doesn't conform with the provisions or spirit of this Act, it may give to the authority a recommendation specifying the steps which ought in its opinion to be taken for promoting each conformity. As such the RTI Welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 regularly working for the promotion of RTI and the RTS act adjudication and also aimed at to work for the good governance and accountability as well as assisting with the implementation of programmes and policies of the Government and development of the rural areas where people still demanding facilities from the Government corridor however facing problems , for which the aim and objective of the RTI welfare association would be continued till the Government corridor and the public authorities taking cognisance of the Complaints furnished unser Article 350 of the Constitution of India and for which the department of the DOPT and the Administrative reforms continuously taking issues and matter with the concerned departments, responsible for the necessary modifications and review and revision of the pointe d observations referred to the concerned departments for necessary correction and report for the under rule obligation, related to maintenance of record and ensure compliance of the cases, so referred by the Department of Administrative Reform Organisation, in this behalf.

POWER TO MAKE RULES AND RECIND (RTI ACT. 2005,COMPETENT AUTHORITY, THEREOF.

POWER TO MAKE RULES BY COMPETENT AUTHORITY:--(1) The competent authority may, by notification in the official Gazette, make rules to carry out the provisions of this Act. (2) In particular, and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power, such rules may provide for all or any of the following matters, namely:--(a) the cost of the medium or print cost price of the materials to be disseminated under sub section (4) of section 4;(b) the fee payable under sub section (1) of section 6;(c) the fee payable under sub section (1) of section 7;and (d) any other matter which is required to be, or may be, prescribed. (B) LAYING OF RULES:-- (1) Every rule made by the Central Government under this Act shall be laid, as soon as may be after it is made, before each House of Parliament, while it is in session, for a total period of thirty days which may be comprised in one session or in two or more successive sessions, and if, before the expiry of the session immediately following the session or the successive sessions aforesaid, both Houses agree in making any modification in the rule or both Houses agree that the rule should not be made, the rule shall there after have effect only in such modified form or be of no effect, as the case may be, so, however, that any such modification or annulment shall be without prejudice to the validity of any thing previously done under that rule. (2) Every rule made under this Act by a state Government shall be laid, as soon as may be after it is notified, before the State legislature. (C) POWER TO REMOVE DIFFICULTIES:-- (1) If any difficulty arises in giving effect to the provisions of this Act, the Central Government may, by order published in the official Gazette, make such provisions not in consistent with the provisions of this Act as appear to it to be necessary or expedient for removal of the difficulty:Provided that no such order shall be made after the expiry of a period of two years from the date of the commencement of this Act (2) Every order made under this section shall, as soon as may be after it is made, be laid before each House of Parliament.

GROUND LEVEL REALITY IS VERIFIED BY THE PATWARI AND VILLAGE REPRESENTATIVE BEFORE ANY DAMAGE REPORT IS HIGHLIGHTED TO GET THE WORK DONE, AFTER DUE ACCORD OF SANCTION MADE.

Ground level reality and confirmation of damages occurred at the site of work is a history report of any major collapse which must be brought on the record and papers of the revenue department for which the report of the village and panchayat level representative is required and further verification made by the revenue officer working at village level post (patwari) which is necessitated necessity of the law code manual and a codal formality of the ground level situation and position at the site which could not be assessed directly by the Member legislative Assembly from the constituency level of duty and responsibility and it is necessary to obtain the necessary history of such collapse and damage occured so that facts finding reports may be furnished from the village level to the government corridor through Block Development officer and the Deputy Commissioner. As for as the report of any damage occured to the construction work and safety measures are concerned the report of the Technical Assistant working at Panchayat level must be recorded on the documentary proof of the damage report furnished where assessment of the damage occured should be highlighted by the Panchayat level Engineering department working to the such review and representation for particular foregoing power, where necessary verification of record required for such proceedings of law code manual must be provided for all under the provision of the grant and security for the citizenry living in the society and circle at village/panchayat level management and information for history/report of the such conclusions, where ground level reality could not be ignored by the administration for which the government is responsible to take action under transparency and accountability prefixed by the Constitution of India, in this behalf, however Members of the State Assembly may recommend cases of the citizens of society and circle or may provide priority for the evaluation and construction of such damages of the public, demanding such grant and help from the Government corridor, opened for all.

(RTI) BECOMING A MEANINGLESS LAW AND ACT OF THE CITIZENRY, BECAUSE OF DELAY AND DERELICTION OF DUTY BY THE (PIOs) AND DAMAGING THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS OF PEOPLE OF COUNTRY.

RTI has been made routine progressive participation of general correspondence by the public authorities and too by the State information commissioners working for the more effective access to information however the effective frame work required so for effectuating right of information recognised under article 19 of the Constitution is becoming aimless as the basic concept of the aim and objective of this Act remaining useless and without results declared so in this concern by the parliamentary democracy, and came into force since 15-6-2005 but the public authorities are taking no obligation required to provide under this Act even it is becoming obligatory for a person to whom access is to be provided is sensorily disabled and the Central public information officer or the State public information officer shall provide assistance to enable access to the information to such persons, including providing such assistance as may be appropriate for the inspection. Devaluation of this Act may reduce efficiency in administration and the empowerment issued for the good governance and accountability becoming meaningless participation in the procedural compliance under law and Act , introduced for the greater transparency and more access to accuracy of information as well as the timely action by Public information officers and the FAA and SIC or CIC declared responsible for the effective frame work of Article 19 of the Constitution of India, while inquiring into the matter have the same power and function, as are vested in a civil court while trying a suit under the Code of civil procedure, 1908 , in respect of the following matters (a) summoning and enforcing the attendence of persons and compel them to give oral or written evidence on oath and to produce the documents or things, found necessary. (b) requiring the discovery and inspection of documents. (c) receiving evidence on affidavit ;(d) requisitioning any public record or copies thereof from any court or office;(e) issuing summons for examination of witnesses or documents;and (f) any other matter which may be prescribed and found necessary for want of inquiry of the complaint under this Act.

PENALTIES SPECIFIED UNDER RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT 2005

PENALTIES:- (1) Where the Central information Commission or the State information commission, as the case may be, at the time of deciding any Complainant or Appeal is of the opinion that the Central public information officer or the state public information officer, as the case may be, has, without any reasonable cause, refused to receive an application for information or has not furnished information within the time specified under sub-section (1) of section 7or malafidely denied the request for information, or knowingly given incorrect, incorrect or misleading information or destroyed information which was the subject of the request or obstructed in any manner in furnishing the information, it shall impose a penalty of two hundred and fifty rupees each day till application is received or information is furnished, so however, the total amount of such penalty shall not exceed twenty five thousand rupees :Provided that the Central public information officer or the State public information officer, as the case may be, shall be given a reasonable opportunity of being heard before any penalty is imposed on him. Provided further that the burden of proving that he acted reasonably and diligently shall be on the Central public information officer or the State public information officer, as the case may be. (2) Where the Central information Commission or the state information commission, as the case may be, at the time of deciding any complaint or Appeal is of the opinion that the Central public information officer or the State public information officer as the case may be, has, without any reasonable cause and persistently, failed to receive an application for information or has not furnished information within the time specified under sub section (1) of section 7or malafidely denied the request for information or knowingly given incorrect, incomplete or misleading information or destroyed information which was the subject of the request or obstructed in any manner in furnishing the information, it shall recommend the disciplinary action against the Central public information officer or the State public information officer, as the case may be, under the service rules applicable to him.

WATER CESS CLAIM OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH IS PREFIXED UNDER THE PROVISIONS MADE BY MAINTENANCE DUTY AND CONTROL OF SAID WATER FOR USE OF THE OTHER STATES, WHICH COULD NOT BE DENIED UNDER LAW CODE MANUAL.

The state Government of Himachal Pradesh is demanding water cess from the private sector management and organisation working for the hydro power electric generation system for creating development infrastructure for the safeguard of National interests. The some of the companies which are working for this programme named NTPC, BBMB, NHPC and SJVNL are working against the water cess accord and approaching the court for denial of such cess even though some hilly states are already charging this cess on the water, released after the electric generation from the system of production for electricity through hydro power generation and stating before the courts of law that they are already supplying free electricity to the state government up to fifteen percent of the total generation and there is no further justification of any more charges like water cess etc etc. As for as the water cess is concerned it is demanded by the state government to maintain the river maintenance system of banking and flood protection, enhancing plantation to protect hill profiles and management regulation after discharge of the water from project control of the system for service and further use and discharge with proper alignment of the subsidiary control near the residential areas living around the river embankments. The said maintenance is annually required for which hilly states are facing various problems and it is the duty and responsibility of the state government to protect the safety measures in the interest of general public where water cess is the only way to regulate the system of this evaluation and there is no logic to deny said duty under law code manual prefixed by the state government however the Punjab Government is responsible to protect the safeguard of the hilly state and accept the genuine claim of the Himachal Pradesh Government.

AN URGENT ONLINE MEETING OF RTI WELFARE ASSOCIATION REGISTERED NUMBER HPCD 3552 WAS CONVENED TODAY ON (21-12-2023) TO COMPENSATE THE LOSSES OF COMPLAINANT INSTEAD OF REJECTING THE APPLICATIONS AND APPEALS FOR, TIMELY ACTION AS WELL AS ACCURACY IN THE SYSTEM FOR SERVICE.

An urgent online meeting was convened by the RTI activists from Chamba zone of the Welfare Association registered number HPCD-3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh which was attended by Shri Pyar Muhammed Finance Secretary State Group Coordination Committee, Shri Uttam Chand Vashishth the BDC member of Chamba Block and a RTI activist of the area and Shri Prem Singh Tangania, Group coordinator Solan zone and Er FC Guleria from Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh. All the members were worried about the ongoing situation and position of the RTI welfare requirements leading to the informations, related to the access to information as the Commissioners working in the state are ignoring the welfare of RTI activists, volunteers and the Resource persons by linking the complaints of disciplinary action against the PIOs with the annual report in compliance with clause (b) of sub section (1) of section 4 more over there is no recovery of losses occured to the RTI activists and volunteers where compensation has been suggested to the complainant for any loss or other detriment suffered. Neither penalties are imposed against the defaulters nor necessary changes are made in the ongoing system as determined for maintenance, management, regulations and destruction of records even assured for the change by the honorable Chief Minister of state in system as faulty. So keeping in view the delay and dereliction of duty at the levels of the public information officers it is felt to organise awareness drive movement against the non compliance and misleading informations provided by the public information officers generally without taking cognisance of the law and Act even existing provision of training on right to information for its officials however there is no enhancement for the such training and workshop programmes for which the RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD-3552 regularly doing the needful for getting correct and complete informations from the Public information officers and too demanding timely action and accuracy in the schedule for consideration at every level of the public authorities including the State information Commission, acting contrary to the RTI and the RTS act adjudication.

BOTH WAYS POWERS UNDER SECTION 19 ARE NOT IMPLEMENTED IN FAVOUR OF APPLICANTS BY THE COMMISSION AND APPLICANTS GENERALLY SUFFERING FROM THE LOSSES TO BE COMPENSATED.

In its decision, the Central information Commission, or State information commission, as the case may be, has the power to, - (a) require the public authority to take any such steps as may be necessary to secure compliance with the provisions of this Act, including---- (1) by providing access to information, if so required, in a particular form ;(2) by appointing a Central public information officer or State public information officer, as the case may be ; (3) by publishing certain information or categories of information;(4) by making necessary changes to its practices in relation to the maintenance, management and destruction of records ;(5) by enhancing the provision of training on the right to information for its officials ;(6) by providing it with an annual report in compliance with clause (b) of sub section (1) of section 4;(b) require the public authority to compensate the complainant for any loss or other detriment suffered ; (c) impose any of the penalties provided under this Act ;(d) reject the application. Further the Central information commission or state information commission, as the case may be, shall give notice of its decision, including any right of Appeal, to the complainants and the public authority and shall decide the Appeal in accordance with such procedure as may be prescribed. COMMENTS:-- The power of the information commission under section 19(8) of the Act to require a public authority to take any such steps as may be necessary to secure compliance with the provisions of the Act, does not include a power to direct the public authority to preserve the information for any period larger than what is provided under the rules and regulations of the public authority. (2) Any person, who does not receive a decision with in the specified time, or is aggrieved by a decision of the Central public information officer or state public information officer, as the case may be, can with in thirty days prefer an Appeal to such officer who is senior in rank.

THE ABILITIES AND AFFAIRS OF THE COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED ON THE MANAGEMENT AND REGULATIONS FOR THE RTI AND RTS, DEMANDED BY THE LAW CODE MANUAL, MUST BE EXAMINED BY THE APPOINTING AUTHORITY OF THE POST.

Hi Friends, It is a matter of concern and publication that the posts of State Chief information Commissioner and the State information commissioners may be filled from the persons of eminence in public life with wide knowledge and experience in law, science and technology, social service, management, journalism, mass media or administration and governance. So keeping in view the abilities of the post for Commissioners it is necessary to have above qualities in the persons appointed on the post so that people may realise work and conduct of the posts and powers conferred on , and to perform the functions assigned to the right person and post for good governance and accountability. The power of the Information Commission under section 19(8) of the Act to require a public authority to take any such steps as may be necessary to secure compliance with the provisions of the Act, does not include a power to direct the public authority to preserve the information, for any period larger than what is provided under the rules and regulations of the public authority. The people working on the captioned subject matter deliberation working for the welfare of people and taking cognisance of the transparency and accountability must have knowledge and experience on the social service, eminence in public life and good governance so that people may get benefits of the quality performance of the ability of direction and management of the affairs. It is particularly mentioned here for the welfare of RTI activists and volunteers regarding to have good experience and knowledge on the above mentioned qualities of the required abilities of the human dignity and observations so that one may act like a Resource person and good example for the others in the social life and public life with wide knowledge so required for arguments before the FAA and SIC or CIC thereof, failing which it is difficult to obtain the good results from the public authorities dealing with the RTI and the RTS act adjudication and improving the work and conduct of the system for service, as challenging the things for the administrative reforms during their course for progressive participation and meaningful observations against the public authorities. :-- Er FC Guleria, Director, RTI Welfare Association, Registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh.

APPELLANT MAY PREFER PERSONAL PRESENCE BEFORE THE COMMISSION OR THROUGH HIS DULY AUTHORISED REPRESENTATIVE

PERSONAL PRESENCE OF THE APPELLANT OR COMPLAINANT:-- (1) The appellant or the complainant, as the case may be, shall be informed of the date of hearing atleast seven clear days before that date. (2) The appellant or the complainant, as the case may be, may at his discretion be present in person, or through his duly authorised representative at the time of hearing of the Appeal or complaint by the commission, or may opt not to be present. (3) Where the Commission is satisfied that circumstances exist due to which the appellant or the complainant is being prevented from attending the hearing of the commission, the commission may afford the appellant or the complainant, as the case may be, another opportunity of being heard before a final decision is taken or take any other appropriate action as it may take deem fit. (4) The appellant or the complainant, as the case may be, may seek the assistance of any person while presenting his case before the commission and the person representing him may not be a legal practitioner. (5) If an appellant or complainant at his discretion decides not to be present either personally or through his duly authorised representative during the hearing of an appeal or complaint before the commission, the Commission may pronounce it's decision or order in the matter ex-parte. (B) Amendment or withdrawal of an Appeal or Complaint:-- The commission may in its discretion allow a prayer for any amendment or withdrawal of an appeal or complaint during the course of its hearing if such a prayer is made by the appellant or complainant on an application made in writing. However, no such prayer may be entertained by the Commission after the matter has been finally heard or a decision or order has been pronounced by the Commission.

INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY ORGANIZATIONS, SPECIFIED IN THE SECOND SCHEDULE, EXCLUDED EXCEPT ALLEGATIONS OF CORRUPTION AND HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

RTI ACT NOT TO APPLY TO CERTAIN ORGANIZATIONS:--(1) Nothing contained in this Act shall apply to the intelligence and security organizations specified in the Second schedule, being organizations established by the central government or any information furnished by such organizations to that Government:Provided that the information pertaining to the allegations of corruption and human rights violations shall not be excluded under this sub -section:Provided further that in the case of information sought for is in respect of allegations of violations of human rights, the information shall only be provided after the approval of the Central Information commission, and not withstanding any thing contained in section 7 , such information shall be provided with in forty five days from the date of the receipt of the request. (2) The Central Government may, by notification in the official Gazette, amend the schedule by including there in any other intelligence or security organisation established by that Government or omitting there from any organisation already specified there in and on the publication of such notification, such organisation shall be deemed to be included in or, as the case may be, omitted from the schedule. (3) Every notification issued under sub -section (2) shall be laid before each House of Parliament. (4) Nothing contained in this Act shall apply to such intelligence and security organizations, being organizations established by the State Government, as that Government may, from time to time, by notification in the official Gazette, specify:Provided that the information pertaining to the allegations of corruption and human rights violations shall not be excluded under this sub section: Provided further that in the case of information sought for is in respect of allegations of violation of human rights, the information shall only be provided after the approval of the State information commission and, not withstanding any thing contained in section 7 , such information shall be provided with in 45 days from the date of the receipt of the request. (5) Every notification issued under sub section (4) shall be laid before the state legislature.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RTI ACT MUST BE FORWARD TO THE APPROPRIATE GOVERNMENT, AND LAID BEFORE EACH HOUSE, FOR PROMOTING SUCH CONFORMITY.

MONITORING AND REPORTING:-- The Central information Commission or State information commission, as the case may be, shall as soon as practicable after the end of each year, prepare a report on the implementation of the provisions of this Act during that year and forward a copy thereof to the appropriate Government. (2) Each Ministry or Department shall, in relation to the public authorities within their jurisdiction, collect and provide such information to the Central information commission or state information commission as the case may be, as is required to prepare the report under this section and comply with the requirements concerning the furnishing of that information and keeping of records for the purposes of this section. (3) Each report shall state in respect of the year to which the report relates , -- (a) the number of requests made to each public authority ;(b) the number of decisions where applicants were not entitled to access to the documents pursuant to the requests, the provisions of this Act under which these decisions were made and the number of times such provisions were invoked ;(c) the number of Appeals referred to the Central information commission or state information commission, as the case may be, for review, the nature of the Appeals and the outcome of the Appeals;(d) particulars of any disciplinary action taken against any officer in respect of the administration of this Act;(e) the amount of charges collected by each public authority under this Act; (f) any facts which indicate an effort by the public authorities to administer and implement the spirit and intention of this Act ;(g) recommendations for reforms, including recommendations in respect of the particular public authorities, for the development, improvement, modernisation, reform or amendment to this Act or other legislation or common law or any other matter relevant for operationalising the right to access information. (4) The central government or the state government, as the case may be may, as soon as practicable after the end of each year, cause a copy of the report of the Central information commission or State information commission, as the case may be, referred to in sub -section (1) to be laid before each House of Parliament or, as the case may be, before each House of the State legislature, where there are two Houses, and where, there is one House of the State Legislature before that House. (5) If it appears to the Central information commission or State information commission, as the case may be that the practice of a public authority in relation to the exercise of it's functions under this Act doesn't conform with the provision or spirit of this Act, it may give to the authority a recommendation specifying the steps which ought in its opinion to be taken for promoting such conformity.

BE POSITIVE AND FOLLOW RTI AND THE RTS ACT ADJUDICATION, AND HAVE PRIORITIES FOR THE OBSERVATIONS UNDER LAW CODE MANUAL.

Successful people understand the importance of positivity and know that their ideas will be rejected, things will go wrong and they would be harassed, no matter what is done by the negative circle affecting adverse against their wishes however they would maintain a positive outlook of the things around them. One must create a positive environment that will help to succeed in the vision RTI however people are getting no chance even sponsored for the chance to get benefit of the empowerment under law code manual for which team of the RTI workers may help new era entrants but very few people are joining the hands to get positive eye que of the human realisation and work for the good governance and accountability even the world is not made up of fairies and pixie dust, it's made up of cold hard facts. As such hard work is the way to success and get your work. done through the procedure made and created for the welfare of common man demanding free and fair justice from the system of governance. Whereas the successful people are the ones who are talented and doing the needful as per the demand and debate for the deliberation required for the corridor of the RTI and the RTS act adjudication and generally appreciated by the all after achieving the. good results from the awesome truth and approach for the positive support of mission RTI and the RTS act making our society and circle smiling and having a positive attitude for the all too interested to join the activities but feeling tired from the culture of corruption and misleading informations destroying our opportunities for the better future and life and liberty, and the personal performance to do needful a lot of charity and the social work, definitely making over the social impact in society and circle and improving the social priorities noticed by the absolute majority however good indication would be the right choice of the RTI activists, favouring the good governance and charter of public accountability in demand under the public utilities.

THIRD PARTY MAY PREFER APPEAL UNDER SECTION 19 AGAINST THE DECISION OF SUB -SECTION (3) , SO THIRD PARTY HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE REPRESENTATION UNDER SUB-SECTION (2) .

THIRD PARTY INFORMATION:-- (1) Where a central public information officer or the State public information officer, as the case may be, intends to disclose any information or record, or part thereof on a request made under this Act, which relates to or has been supplied by a third party and has been treated as confidential by that third party, the Cetral public information officer or state public information officer, as the case may be, shall, with in five days from the receipt of the request, give a written notice to such third party of the request and of the fact that the Central public information officer or the State public information officer, as the case may be, intends to disclose the information or record, or part thereof, and invite the third party to make a submission in writing or orally, regarding whether the information should be disclosed, and such submission of the third party shall be kept in view while taking a decision about disclosure of information:Provided that except in the case of trade or commercial secrets protected by law, disclosure may be allowed if the public interest in disclosure outweighs in importance any possible harm or injury to the interests of such third party. (2) Where a notice is served by the Central public information officer or the State public information officer , as the case may be, under sub -section(1) to a third party in respect of any information or record or part thereof, the third party shall, with in ten days from the date of receipt of such notice, be given the opportunity to make representation against the proposed disclosure. (3) Notwithstanding any thing contained in section 7 , the Central public information officer or the State public information officer, as the case may be,shall with in forty days after receipt of the request under section 6 , if the third party has been given the opportunity to make representation under sub-section (2) , make a decision as to whether or not to disclose the information or record or part thereof and give in writhing the notice of his decision to the third party. (4) A notice given under sub section (3) shall include a statement that the third party to whom the notice is given is entitled to prefer an Appeal under section 19 against the decision. COMMENTS:-- If the requested information or record, or part thereof, which relates to or has been supplied by a third party and has been treated as confidential by that party, then the Central public information officer or the State public information officer, as the case may be, shall within five days give written notice to such third party of the request and of the fact that he intends to disclose the information or record, or part thereof, and invite the third party to make a submission in writhing or orally, regarding whether the information should be disclosed and such submission of the third party shall be kept in view while taking a decision about disclosure of information.

HOW TO CHALLENGE THE MISBEHAVIOR OR INCAPACITY OF CHIEF INFORMATION COMMISSIONER OR THE INFORMATION COMMISSIONER, OUGHT ON SUCH GROUND FOR REMOVAL.

REMOVAL OF CHIEF INFORMATION COMMISSIONER OR INFORMATION COMMISSIONER:-- (1) Subject to the provisions of sub -section (3) , the chief information commissioner or any information commissioner shall be removed from his office only by order of the president on the ground of proved misbehavior or incapacity after the Supreme Court, on a reference made to it by the president has on enquiry, reported that the Chief information commissioner or any information commissioner, as the case may be, ought on such ground be removed. (2) The president may suspend from office, and if deemed necessary prohibit, also from attending the office during inquiry, the Chief information commissioner or information commissioner in respect of whom a reference has been made to the Supreme Court under sub -section (1) until the president has passed orders on receipt of the report of the Supreme Court on such reference. (3) Notwithstanding any thing contained in sub -section (1) , the president may by order remove from office the Chief information commissioner if the Chief information commissioner or a information commissioner, as the case may be, :--- (a) is adjudged an insolvent;or (b) has been convicted of an offence which, in the opinion of the president, involves moral turpitude ;or (c) engage during his term of office in any paid employment outside the duties of his office;or (d) is, in the opinion of the president, unfit to continue in office by reason of infirmity of mind or body ;or (e) has acquired such financial or other interest as is likely to affect prejudicially his functions as the Chief information commissioner or a Information commissioner. (4) If the Chief information commissioner or an information commissioner is, in any way, concerned or interested in any contract or agreement made by or on behalf of the Government of India or participates in any way in the profit thereof or in any benefit or emolument arising there from otherwise than as a member and in common with the other members of an incorporated company, he shall, for the purpose of sub -section (1) , be deemed to be guilty of misbehavior.

APPROPRIATE GOVERNMENT IS RESPONSIBLE TO PREPARE PROGRAMMES OF THE RTI ADVANTAGE AND IT'S USE AND EXERCISE.

APPROPRIATE GOVERNMENT TO PREPARE PROGRAMME FOR THE PROMOTION OF RTI:--The appropriate Government may, to the extent of availability of financial aid other resources--(a) develop and organise educational programmes to advance the understanding of the public, in particular of disadvantaged communities as to how to exercise the rights contemplated under this Act ;(b) encourage public authorities to participate in the development and organisation of programmes referred to in clause (a) and to undertake such programmes themselves; (c) promote timely and effective dissemination of accurate information by public authorities about their activities;and (d) train Central public information officers or State public information officers, as the case may be of public authorities and produce relevant training materials for use by the public authorities themselves. (2) The appropriate Government shall, within eighteen months from the commencement of this Act, compile in its official language a guide containing such information, in any easily comprehensive form and manner, as may reasonably be required by a person who wishes to exercise any right specified in this Act (3) The appropriate Government shall, if necessary, update and publish the guidelines referred to in sub -section (2) at regular intervals which shall, in particular and without prejudice to the generality of sub -section (2), include-- (a) the objects of this Act ;(b) the postal and street address, the phone and fax number and, if available, electronic mail address of the central public information officers or state public information officer, as the case may be of every public authority appointed under sub section (1) of section 5;(c) the manner and the form in which request for access to an information shall be made to central public information officer or state public information officer, as the case may be;(d) the assistance available from and and the duties of the central public information officer or state public information officer , as the case may be of a public authority under this Act;(e) the assistance available from the central public information commission or the state public information commission, as the case may be;(f) all remedies in law available regarding an Act or failure to Act in respect of a right or duty conferred or imposed by this Act including the manner of filing an Appeal to the commission. (g) the provisions providing for the voluntary disclosure of categories of records in accordance with section 4;(h) the notices regarding fees to be paid in relation to requests for access to an information;and (I) any additional regulations or circulars made or issued in relation to obtaining access to an information in accordance with this law and Act. (4) The appropriate Government must, if necessary, update and publish the guidelines at regular intervals. :-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director, RTI Welfare Association Registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh , Pin 174029 Phone 9459334377 .

CONSTITUTION OF STATE INFORMATION COMMISSION

Every state government shall, by notification in the official Gazette, constitute a body to be known as the (Name of the state) Information Commission to exercise the powers conferred on, and to perform the functions assigned to it under this Act. (2) The state information commission shall consist of (a) the state chief information commission and (b) such number of state information commissioners, not exceeding ten, as may be deemed necessary. (3) The state chief information commissioner and the state information commissioners shall be appointed by the Governor on the recommendations of the committee consisting of-- (1) the chief minister, who shall be the chairperson of the committee (2) the leader of opposition in the legislative Assembly and (3) a cabinet minister to be nominated by the chief minister. (4) The general superintendence, direction and management of the affairs of the state information commission shall vest in the state information commissioner who shall be assisted by the state information commissioners and may exercise all such powers and do all such Acts and things which may be exercised or done by the state information commission autonomously without being subjected to directions by any other authority under this Act. (5) The state chief information commissioner and the state information commissioners shall be persons of eminence in public life with wide knowledge and experience in law, science and technology, social service, management, journalism, mass media or administration and governance. (6) The state chief information commissioner or a state information commissioner shall not be a member of parliament or member of the legislature of any state or union territory, as the case may be, or hold any other office of profit or connected with any political party or carrying on any business or pursuing any profession. (7) The headquarters of state information commission shall be at such place in the state as the state government may, by notification in the official Gazette, specify and the state information commission may, with the previous approval of the state Government, establish offices at other places in the state.

The RTI Act publication issued by the parliamentary democracy as a refined version of the freedom of Information Act, 2002 and has been empowered to the citizens of country as revolutionary, low cost, potent tool for the use and exercise of the citizens and may capture the nation's imagination. The tests of the public interest and activities are in built in performance of the RTI act publication which is brought to the notice of the FAA, SIC or CIC by the various applicants, volunteers and the resource persons . The Right to obtain information is a derived right from Article 19 . RTI act publication has been considered a tool to foster transparency and accountability in the fight against corruption and people may demand charter of public accountability under the RTS act adjudication and may follow whistle blower protection Act issued for the welfare of common man demanding free and fair justice from the system of governance. At the same time the government machinery is responsible to enforcing efficiency and reducing delays in the ongoing system of the duty and responsibility for which the people may follow Act of the RTI and RTS and take benefits of the transparency and accountability under law code manual where in provision of the penalty and disciplinary action too taken by the government for improvement of the work and conduct of the government employees and public may follow complaints against the defaulters under article 350 of the Constitution to have advantage of the Act ibid.

THE RTI ACT 2005 ISSUED BY THE PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY, AS A REFINED VERSION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION.

PRESENTATION AND SCRUTINY OF APPEAL OR COMPLAINT MUST BE SUBMITTED IN PRESCRIBED FORMAT.

ACCESS TO INFORMATION WHEN CAN NOT BE DENIAL/GIVEN, AND OBLIGATIONS OF PUBLIC AUTHORITY.

PUBLIC AUTHORITY:--The expression public authority would include an public authority or a body or an institution of Self-government established or constituted by a law made by the state legislature under section 2(h) (c) of the Act. The legislature had made a conscious distinction between by or under which is used in relation to the Constitution and by in relation to a central or state legislation. As such it would not be enough for the body to be established under a central or a state legislation to become a public authority. If this is so, then every company registered under the companies Act would be a public authority. As the Chandigarh University is a body established by law made by the state legislature and it would be covered under the scope and ambit of the definition of public authority under section 2(h) (c) of the Act ;Chandigarh University, Village Gharuan v. state of Punjab AIR 2013 P&H 187 .(2) ACCESS TO INFORMATION WHEN CAN'T BE DENIAL/GIVEN:-- Where the information sought is not a part of the record of a public authority, and where such information is not required to be maintained under any law or the rules or regulations of the public authority, the Act doesn't cast an obligation upon the public authority, to collect or collate such non available information and then furnish it to an applicant;Central Board of Secondary Education v. Aditya Bandopadhay, (2011) 8HCC497:JT2011(9) SC212:(2011) 8 SCALE 645.(3) APPLICATION OF ACT IN CASE OF PREVENTIVE DETENTION:--Since clause (5) of Article 22of the Constitution provides that the grounds for detention are to be served on a detenu after his detention, the provision of section 3 of the Right to information Act can not be applied to cases relating to preventive detention at the pre-execution stage. In other words, section 3of the RTI Act has to give way to the provisions of clause (5) of article 22of the Constitution. Even the provisions relating to production of an arrested or detained person , contained in clause (1) and (2) of article 22 of the Constitution, have in their application been excluded in respect of a person detained under any preventive detention laws. Resultantly, notwithstanding the provisions of the RTI Act, the state is not under any obligation to provide the grounds of detention to a detenu prior to his arrest and detention; Subhash Popatlal Dave v. Union of India, AIR 2012 SC3370 :2012(7) SCC 533:2012(6) JT 314 :2012 (6) SCALE 367 :2012 Cr Lj3848.

THE COMMENTS AND OBJECT OF THE RTI ACT, 2005 HAS BEEN ASSURED UNDER ARTICLE 19 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA, AS ESTABLISHED BY THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC AND REQUIRES AN INFORMED CITIZENRY AND TRANSPARENCY OF INFORMATION.

An Act to provide for setting out the practical regime of right to information for citizens to secure access to information under the control of the public authorities, in order to promote transparency and accountability in the working of every public authority, the Constitution of a Central information commission and the State information Commissions and the matters connected there with or incidental thereto. Whereas the Constitution of India has established democratic Republic;And Where as democracy requires an informed citizenry and transparency of information which are vital to it's functioning and also to contain corruption and to hold Governments and their instrumentalities accountable to the governed ;And Whereas revelation of information in actual practice is likely to conflict with other public interests including efficient operations of the Government, Optimum use of limited fiscal resources and the preservation of confidentiality of sensitive information; And WHERE AS it is necessary to harmonise these conflicting interests while preserving the paramountcy of the democratic ideal ; Now therefore, it is expedient to provide for furnishing certain information to citizens who desire to have it. Be it enacted by Parliament in the fifty-sixth year of the republic of India as follows:-- COMMENTS AND THE OBJECT:-- Object of the Act is to harmonize the conflicting public interests, that is, ensuring transparency to bring in accountability and containing corruption on the one hand, and at the same time ensure that the revelation of information, in actual practice, does not harm or adversely affect other public interests which includes efficient functioning of the governments, optimum use of limited fiscal resources and preservation of confidentiality of the sensitive information, on the other hand;Institute of chartered Accountant of India v. Shaunak H. Satya, AIR 2011 SC 3336 :(2011) 8SCC 781 :JT 2011(10) SC 128:(2011) 9 SCALE 639.

THE PROPOSED LEGISLATION OF RTI ACT, 2005 WILL PROVIDE THE RIGHT OF INFORMATION RECOGNISED UNDER ARTICLE 19 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA, AS SUCH EFFECTIVE FRAME WORK FOR APPEAL AND PENAL PROVISIONS AGAINST THE DECISION OF (PIO) SUGGESTED UNDER SECTION 20 .

The Government of India resolved that in order to ensure greater and more effective access to information, it is required that the freedom of information Act, 2002 must be made more progressive, participatory and meaningful. On this issue National Advisory Council suggested certain important changes to be incorporated in the said Act to assure greater and smoother access to information. After examining the suggestions of the National advisory Council and the others the Government decided to make number of changes in the law. In view of the significant changes proposed by the National advisory Council and others, it was decided to repeal the freedom of information Act 2002 and enact another law for providing an effective frame work for effectuating the right to information recognised under Article 19 of the Constitution of India. To achieve this object, the Right to information Bill was introduced in the Parliament accordingly. The important changes proposed to be incorporated inter alia, include establishment of an appellate machinery with investigating powers to review decisions of the public information officers ;penal provisions for failure to provide information as per the law ;provisions to ensure maximum disclosure and minimum exemptions, consistent with the constitutional provisions, and effective mechanism for access to information and disclosure by authorities, etc. In view of significant changes proposed in the existing Act, the Government also decided to repeal the Freedom of information Act, 2002 . The proposed legislation will provide an effective frame work for effectuating the right of information recognised under Article-19 of the Constitution of India. The Bill seeks to achieve the above objects . ACT 22 OF 2095 :-- The right to information Bill having been passed by both the Houses of Parliament received the assent of the President of India on 15th june, 20O5 . It came on the Statute Book as THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 20O5 (22 of2005) (Sub-section (1) of section 4,sub-section(1) and (2) of section 5,section 12,13,15,16 , 24,27and 28 came into force on 15-6-2005 and the remaining provisions came into force on 12-10-2005).

THERE IS NO DISPUTE IN THE EXISTING DEMAND OF WATER CESS, CREATED BY THE HIMACHAL PRADESH GOVERNMENT FOR BONDING SOCIAL SECURITY AND SERVICE FOR THE NATURAL FLOW OF DAMAGING WATER, AFFECTING ADVERSE DURING THE RAINS AND FLOODS.

The issue of water cess by state government of Himachal Pradesh is a review confirmation of the same Act, earlier passed by the Uttrakhand state government in 2013 and the Jammu and Kashmir in 2010 and the said ordinance don't infringe on any costal rights of the state of Punjab . The BBMB was set up by the ministry of power in accordance with the provisions of the Punjab reorganization Act, 1966 to administer, maintain and operate the Bhakhra Nangal Project, which is a joint venture and undertaking of, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana Himachal Pradesh, Delhi and Chandigarh. The management of BBMB is not controlled by Punjab and Haryana alone and the burden of the water cess on the projects of BBMB will be distributed equally among the five states including the Himachal Pradesh. More over the banks of the river Satluj are affecting adverse against the natural flow of water during raining season and floods for which the state government is maintaining the environmental excuse and impact of the water flowing through the natural river and people residing along the banks are facing many problems due to floods and other impact pressure on the life and liberty of human and the animals like soil erosion and land slides, occuring every year during the rainy season for which the state government of Himachal Pradesh is bound to attend the remedial course of action plan accordingly, every year, more over the water flowing from the Bhakhra dam to Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan and union territory Chandigarh is being used by their neighbouring states for the people welfare where as the Nangal dam is controlled by the BBMB for further course of action under the programme of distribution of water for Agriculture purposes and there is no violation of any Act to impose the water cess which has been passed away from the Nangal dam to jurisdiction of other states and for which the BBMB is responsible to account for the duty demanded by the state government of Himachal Pradesh as facing the natural river right from Kinnaur to Bhakhra Dam. As such there is no logic to deny the water cess imposed by the state government of Himachal Pradesh in lieu of maintaining the natural river and after affects so damaging the environmental behavior of the surroundings of the people living along the river banking and facing problems due to bad weather and floods etc etc as responsible to maintain their soil culture which is not maintained by the government infrastructure and bonding for the permanent restructure of the hill profiles taking land slides easily during the rains and disturbing their day to day life and liberty for which their neighbouring states must help their maintenance, without any hesitation of argument and denial for the water proposed for the welfare of society and circle covered in the area of surrounding of the River Satluj, right from Kinnaur to Bhakhra dam.

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AND GOOD COORDINATION LEADING THE SUB VILLAGE KOLKA, GANDHIR TEHSIL JHANDUTTA DISTRICT BILASPUR HIMACHAL PRADESH IN DEVELOPMENT AND ACHIEVEMENT OF THE SCHEMES AND PROGRAMMES RELEASED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF PANCHAYATI RAJ.

As for as awareness is concerned sub village Kolka, Gandhir tehsil jhandutta district bilaspur Himachal Pradesh is leading the criteria of RTI movement among the citizens of society and area of local jurisdiction of Jhandutta Block list by way and virtue of which there is a maximum development of rural percentage of the demand under public utility intended with the provision made and created by the Gram Sabha and rural area schemes and the programmes of Gram Panchayat Gandhir working under the intended benefits for the state of affairs created by the citizens of area demanding their needful facilities from the administration and the agencies working for the welfare of society and circle. This village of Gram Panchayat Gandhir tehsil jhandutta district bilaspur Himachal Pradesh is situated below the hill profile of Mata Khabri Devi ji temple and people are well educated and aware about the development works as well as other needs required for their day to day use and affective measures. I remember once, very ago our school respective Head master Shri Dhani Ram Sharma ji brought it to my notice to prepare an estimate of the culvert and check dam on their way to village Kolka Gandhir tehsil jhandutta district bilaspur Himachal Pradesh and the tried their level best to do said work which is useful for the society and circle since long. Now once again Shri Dhani Ram Sharma ji and Shri Surender Kumar an energetic coordinator of the village development organization working for the village welfare facilities and improvement of the rural development and poverty alleviation in the area demanded to prepare the design &scope of a village drainage system for the out source coverage of their community service which has too been approved by the department of RDD and Panchayati Raj and the work has been done so for is a matter of good citizenship among the community people living with the moto let us all to be resolve partners in creating awareness among the rural area peoples and take advantage of the RTI act and too the RTS act adjudication as well as schemes and programmes of the government corridor ensuring good governance and accountability and must be taken forward with the help of each other under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India, in this behalf. :--Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh-174029. Phone -9459334377.

IN ADDITION TO DEMAND UNDER PUBLIC UTILITY THE RTI WELFARE ASSOCIATION REGISTERED NUMBER HPCD 3552 BILASPUR HIMACHAL PRADESH ALSO HELPING THE PEOPLE FOR PERSONAL PROBLEMS RELATED TO THE INFORMATIONS AND DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCES, MAY CONTACT📞 9459334377 AND 9418376223

RTI act publication and too the RTS act adjudication are the issued intended Act and procedure for benefits related to resolve the problems of individual concerned, in addition to the general demands under public utility for which the following Applicants have been educated about the ongoing procedure of the system for obtaining their personal Informations from the public authorities where every one has learn knowledge and awareness about their rights and entitlements from the training and skill for obtaining ultimate desirous results in the informations so demanded from the government offices. It is revealed that as for as the personal Informations related to personal problems of the people are concerned, general public is satisfied to get their issues resolved however in the cases of Social audit process and schemes related to the demand under public utility the public authorities are not cooperating the community service and organisations too working for the welfare of society and circle and doing the needful under law code manual. As citizens of our country as well as state and the society and circle every one must work on the captioned subject matter deliberation required to be resolved by creating awareness among the people of area and circle and use this tool of the good governance and accountability for our own purpose in addition to the resolution of public affairs and may contact RTI welfare Association Registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh for any help required to get their Informations from the public domain. The following citizens of society have obtained their useful documentary evidences through the RTI applications successfully and are observing it as an effective delivery of the system for information under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India with due regard to their rights and entitlements however very few people are taking cognisance of the Act and advice even rightfully getting their vision and observation with their heads held high in an equitable society for which following may be consulted to obtain the truth of the poverty alleviation in the society and the area introducing the new era entrants in the group activities. Shri Sukhdev Sharma village Kolka Gandhir, Smt Kashmiri Devi Village Kolka Gandhir Shri Desh Raj village Kolka Gandhir, Subedar Dharam Singh village Gandhir, Shri yeswant Singh village Kolka Gandhir Shri Surender village Kolka Gandhir, Shri Ram Lal village Kolka Gandhir Shri Ramesh Chand village Gandhir and Subedar Amar Nath village Gandhir Tehsil jhandutta District Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh. RTI welfare Association Registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh working for the welfare of society and circle and taking attempt to deal with the local as well as personal problems of the people demanding relevant information from the public authorities where group members and the office created for the awareness drive of the general public doing well to proceed further with the procedure, in a simple and easy manner to understand the Act and advice of the RTI act and too the RTS act adjudication, for which needful may take advantage of the RTI act and too the RTS act adjudication and get their problems resolved by way of the empowerment delivered by the parliamentary democracy to every citizens of the society and circle, for which the aim and objective of the RTI welfare association registered number HPCD 3552 is doing well and reporting on the captioned subject regularly for good governance and charter of public accountability. The online standard of the Welfare association too continued even after the covid and people may take advantage of the procedure and process for due eligibility under law code manual through online discussion and workshop, training programme and may contact on the address of the office working in village Kathuin, Post office Gandhir Tehsil jhandutta district Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number:- 9459334377 , 9418376223.

SOCIAL AUDIT IS BECOMING A TASK OF THE COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS AND THE RTI ACTIVISTS/VOLUNTEERS/RESOURCE PERSONS TAKING COGNISANCE OF THE TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY, REQUIRED TO CONTROL THE IRREGULARITIES, SO POINTED BY THE PUBLIC/BENEFICIARIES.

It seems that role of the office inspections have gone since the RTI act publications and the RTS act adjudicated it is becoming a responsible task of the citizens of society and too the social auditors and the community based organisations working for the welfare of society and circle and taking cognisance of the implementation of the schemes and programmes planned and designed by the Government. The purity of a social audit must be maintained under all circumstances and it should not be politicised. The roles and responsibilities of Government/Administration and the social audit team must be clearly defined and should respect each other. No official or political pressure should brought on to a social audit process. A social auditor must be an impartial observer of the facts brought on the report sheet verified from the information disclosed by the documentary evidences, collected by the social auditor or the RTI activists working on the plan of works, funding, technical sanction of the design &Scope as well as Estimated cost and other aspects of the scheme and programme initiated by the government. As such all the aspects of the scheme must be closely examined during the process of social audit based on accuracy, timely action, completeness and the correctness of the work for execution and for which there can be no space for any discrimination in the social audit process. If the irregularities are observed during the process of social audit report conforming to the work and conduct that must be brought on the record of the department concerned by way of written report and the incorporating view points observed under the code and specifications of relevant structure and the demand under public utility.

HOLDING OF PERIODICAL INSPECTIONS MUST BE MONITORED THROUGH THE ANNUAL ACTION PLAN, AND PROFORMA FOR PREVIOUS INSPECTION MAY BE ATTENDED AS TO HOW FOR THE POINTS HAVE BEEN RAISED.

INSPECTIONS:-- The main purpose of the office inspections is described as under by the law code manual (1) to check whether essential records of an office are being correctly maintained, and updated from time to time by the officials. (2) to find out the overall state of affairs in each unit and to devise ways and means for improvement;(3) to see whether the prescribed procedure and instructions are understood properly and followed intelligently;(4) to find out whether proper attention is being paid to quality of performance by officers and staff during the course of discharge of their duties, and ;(5) to test the intrinsic soundness and utility of the procedures and to get reliable data for planing and the improvements, so required. The basic responsibility for inspections of various offices /institutions of the government is that of the Head of the Departments/Organisations as mentioned (1) Secretariat Departments:-- Secretary Personnel--(Sectt.Administration ) (2) Directorates and offices under their control --Respective Heads of departments (3) Collectorates and offices under their control--Deputy Commissioners (4) Offices /Units under Regional /Divisional /Circle level offices -- The officer heading the Regional /Divisional/Circle level offices. It is particularly mentioned here that the department of the Administrative Reforms has the important role of overall coordination and also to lays down the general guidelines etc besides monitoring and evaluation at the state levels. Though the primary responsibility for inspections rests with the Heads, as mentioned above in the instructions however the Heads can't inspect all the offices /institutions themselves, so the inspections may also be carried out by Branch officers or the Middle level officers under the directions of the Heads of the Departments. A copy of all such inspection reports will be sent to the Heads of the Departments

GOD IS SUPREME POWER OF NATURE.

As per the culture developed by our theory as part of the Hindu philosophy related to the God, Vishnu Brahma and Mahesh is said to considered representing the universal aspects of our celebrations and thoughts on the cultural research and the asiatic society as relates to the energy and power of natural growth for the service, that encompasses the whole world and its theory of the creation and demolition by nature . Our theory believes in the moment and living schedule of the human nature, where we consider the nature a supreme player of our capacity to live and enjoy the moments together with each other and the God is in the macrocosm, also in tiny particles and their parts thereof;he is ubiquitous, indestructible, though he is called the destroyer. In fact teeming with the universe, going through myriad life and death, cycles over again and again passing through the moments and cycles of the natural growth and qualities maintained by the present, past and the future. Where our history reports are observing that superior people believing our cultural heritage and devotion may think about the better on captioned subject matter of theories however living things and moments of the life and liberty ultimately passed away and their history reports are kept in the temple and research of cultural diversity and heritage for the Asiatic Society of Community service and unique and specific qualities for the memories of the people living in the society and circle.

NO RECORD COULD BE DENIED FOR THE GOOD GOVERNANCE, UNDER LAW OF THE RTI AND GOVERNMENT IS RESPONSIBLE TO MAINTAIN THE SYSTEM FOR RECORD MANAGEMENT, BASED ON THE RETENTION PERIODS (CLASS 1 TO CLASS V)

Many RTI activists and the volunteers in the state of Himachal pradesh as well as across the country working in the difficult and unfriendly conditions to obtain their information from the public corridor and facing opposition from the challenges accepted for good governance and accountability being fundamental right of the citizens of country we may not agree with the approach that the RTI activists adopting and taking remedial measures from the department of administrative reforms at their own, however concluding the official documentary evidences as obtained from the system of governance and highlighted for the awareness of general public demanding free and fair justice from the system of governance but facing the wrong interpretation of law, incorrect and incomplete information even misleading information from the public domain. Community workers and the RTI activists open the avenues for the members of society and circle to be a voice for their own issues. The emergence of social media enabled them to create their own space and come up with independent media platform. No doubt the relevance of the media platform, electronic, print and the social media groups too facilitating the Informations of the government corridor however internal system of the space for individuals and particular work and conduct of the expected demand for history and report of the pending cases must be brought on the record of the government office and authority and for which an important tool of the RTI and the RTS is empowered to the citizens of country so that people may get their informations obtained from the public domain and system generated by the government. As such various groups and societies of the area and circle are doing needful under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf, however facing difficulties and unfriendly conditions to restructure the wrong deliveries of the public authorities even authorised for the Appeals twice before the Departmental authority and also before the Commissioner and the High Court of the State government, if no conclusive finding or decision and order adjudicated by the entire government working for the good governance and accountability and for which the provision of the RTS act adjudication too issued by the Government to cooperate the general public at every level of the office and authority however unnecessary delay and dereliction of duty is continuously becoming an agenda of the meetings before the Competent higher authority even government officials and the officers are responsible for the good governance and accountability and there is no reason to create unfriendly atmosphere in the fundamental of the democracy working for the general public welfare and transparency in the administration. Complaints are furnished under the provision of law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India and government is responsible to deal with system for eradication of corruption and initiate disciplinary action under the law, which is kept pending at the level of vigilance and the Heads of the department.

THE AIM AND OBJECTIVE OF THE INSPECTION IS IMPROVEMENT OF THE WORK AND CONDUCT.

The aim and objective of the RTI welfare Association Registered number HPCD 3552 Bilaspur Himachal pradesh is to work for the good governance and accountability and development of the rural areas in addition to the other aspects of the social audit of the schemes and programmes of the government working for the welfare of society and circle and doing needful under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf. As for as the work and conduct of the government machinery is concerned the aim of the government is also to work for the good administration and speedy justice and disposal of the work for which it is also necessary to arrange for the team of the responsible workers competent to deal with the issues and matters. Responsibility can not be improved by mere inspections or by issue orders to the subordinates, for which the administration has also to take adequate steps for proper motivating and counselling of its personnel. The senior officers are also responsible to increase sense of duty and integrity as required for the improvement of work and efficiency. Sometimes the inspections even when prescribed for a particular authority under law code manual and the act, rules and regulations thereunder, are conducted not by the authorities themselves, but by their subordinates. This is not desirable at all as it defeats the very purpose of specifying a particular authority for conducting these inspections. It takes away the importance and sanctity of inspections and makes them a mere routine of the responsibility so it should be ensured that subordinates are never deputed and the inspections must be duly conducted by the authorities entrusted with this function.

Division of votes by way of caste, religion and community rights on the basis of natural differentiation and resources at the place of living generations may ruin the strength and unity of country under political focus of the people identity fighting for the reservations and other benefits for their future compliance and narratives, even though our Constitution of the country already recognizing the people on the basis of class and community residing in the society and circle together with each other however our leaders are crossing the law of limitations prefixed by the Constitution of India and too by the honourable Supreme Court of India and there is no reason to make it more and more typical and unbalanced for the people of majority communities residing in the same society and circle and atmosphere for the creativity of natural reforms and access to obtain the development infrastructure, which may be used by every individual residing on the regional platform and making the importance of his meaningful impact and reflection with mental exercise and the superior asset by dignity allowed by the Constitution of India, in this behalf and a formidable use of the knowledge and experience for better field of the life and liberty which should not be denied to the right choice and preference given by the any individual being eligible to perform the access to original placement with the dignity specifically designed for the welfare of his community, where every one may claim their rights and eligibility under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf and no one should be allowed to reduce and restrict the original place of dignity, basically assured by the Constitution of India for the welfare of particular class and community where it is found necessary by the law and rules and there is no reason to ignore the specific identifications of the allowed restructuring prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf and too required for the qualification of future semblance of the community service in the society and circle, failing which it is not possible to remove the discrimination, increasing because of the delay and denial to original placement of the dignity crossing the formidable creation by the government too responsible for the equilibrium of every community and class of the stakeholders fighting for the right cause under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf.

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