THE BASIC OBJECT OF THE RTI AND THE RTS ACT ADJUDICATION, IF IGNORED BY THE PARTICIPATION IN DEMOCRATIC PROCESS, IN A REAL SENSE OF THE IMPLEMENTATION, THERE IS NO JUSTIFICATION OF REFERENCES MADE FOR (FINAL DISPOSAL) .

RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh taking cognisance of the demand under public service and doing needful under law code manual for the welfare of people of society and circle. RTI activists and volunteers and several supporters and social workers creating awareness drive on the captioned subject of mental health and the work and conduct , as opposed by the public authorities during the course of appeals before the FAA and the SIC or CIC as the case may be, however if the FAA taking no cognisance of the section 19(6) of the RTI act, 2005 and the SIC or CIC taking no cognisance of the penal action and disciplinary action against the defaulters, it is an un acceptable talk and discussion on these issues and matter on themes at several public fora, as all are responsible to have mental exercise on the captioned subject of demand under public service and reply, where all must understand the vision of the RTI and the RTS act adjudication under provision made for the good governance and accountability, as facing problems in the system generated by the Government, where there is no alternative except to have application before the public information officers and demand for the information, empowered by the parliamentary democracy of country since, 2005.It is becoming a general complaint of the RTI activists and volunteers that there is no burden of pendency on the captioned subject of RTI and the RTS act adjudication, required to provide and act reasonably and diligently for the supply of information as due under the provision made for public information officers and the FAA and SIC or CIC, as the case may be, however there is no accuracy and correctness in implementation of the decision making and protection of action taken in good faith . As such the basic object of the Right to Information Act, 2005 , so empowered to the citizens, to promote transparency and accountability in the working of the Government, to contain corruption, and to enhance people's participation in democratic process thereby making our democracy work for the people to the people and by the people in a real sense to keep necessary vigil on the instruments of governance and make the government more accountable to the governed, has been ignored by the public authorities, even the Act is a big step towards making the citizens informed about the activities of the Government. Keeping in view the above situation and position of ongoing activities in the state of Himachal pradesh it is necessary to save the Right to Information and protect information under the provision made by the Government at all levels:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

SOLAR SYSTEM WORKING AS AN ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCE FOR HUMAN SERVICE AND PRODUCING SIGNIFICANTLY CHEAPER AND THE COMMERCIAL VIABILITY, EVEN WITHOUT GOVERNMENT SUPPORT

The nature is supreme and used by the human service in every foot steps , however the people are not aware to save natural resource of the environmental impact on the need for use safeguard the welfare of human service and required to combat pollution, endeavor to protect and improve the environment and to protect the forests and wildlife of the country and improve the natural environment including rivers, lakes and other resources of the natural water to have compassion for the living creatures, even using the energy resources after technological reshaping of the every natural transmission, emphasises the need for cleaner energy sources like solar to combat pollution caused by fossil fuels, declining ground water levels and decreasing annual rain fall underscore the importance of diversifying energy sources. Solar power, like coal does not strain ground water supplies. The extensive use of the solar power system is a crucial step towards cleaner, cheaper and the sustainable energy. Producing green hydrogen is commercially viable, even without government support. The applications can be multiple. Natural resources are being used by the manpower for setup our own plan and the projects, equity and financing, so the commercial viability is fully proven on the practical regime of demand under public utility, so it must be protected for the future considerations of renewable energy source for doing commercial use of the natural resources, definitely it would be a cheaper for the use and also an alternative for the operation:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

SEISMIC ZONE V, CHANGING THE ANGLE OF REPOSE DURING EARTH QUAKES AND DISTURBING THE INTENSITY OF SOIL DUE TO INCREASE IN. THE MOISTURE CONTENT

The zone V of the seismic zone of classification of the region based frequency and intensity of earthquakes experiencing more heavy intense rainfall than other areas of the hilly regions. The frequency of flash floods has increased in this zone because of the catchment area profiles and after affects of the organic matters in soil consists of the more or less decomposed remains of plant and animal organisms. It is of open spongy structure, swells or shrinks with increase or decrease of the moisture content and undergoes considerable volume changes under load. In general, dark colours of grey, brown or black indicate organic soils. Whereas brighter colours are usually found with Inorganic soils. Organic soils commonly have a distinctive smell and are undesirable constituent of a soil from engineering point of view. Deposits of silts and clays are often accompanied by a considerable amount of organic matter which makes itself evident by its odour when the deposit is disturbed. Due to pressure of the organic matters the bearing capacity of the soil is generally reduced. In general, the properties of soils composed largely of course materials are primarily controlled by the characteristics of the particles, but for soils composed largely of clays and colloids the properties are primarily controlled by the moisture content. Zone V is the most dangerous zone encompassing regions like the northeastern states particularly the hill states of jammu and Kashmir and Himachal pradesh and these areas are designed as zone V due to their proximity to tectonic plate boundaries, making them highly susceptible to severe seismic activities. These zones are determined by scientific data on the past earthquakes, the tectonic setting, and the potential intensity of future tremors. The soils subjected to the higher normal stresses will have lower moisture contents and higher bulk densities at failure than those subjected to lower normal stresses and the angle of internal friction may thus change. The capillary rise in a soil when wet may equal as much as 4 to 5 times the height of capillary rise in the same soil when dry, wherein the course gravel has no capillary rise. :-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

JOINT REPRESENTATION OF THE ALL PARTY REPRESENTATIVES MUST SUBMIT MEMORANDUM BEFORE THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA FOR NECESSARY HELP OF THE PEOPLE OF STATE FACING HEAVY RAIN DAMAGES AND HOUSE COLLAPSE DISASTER MANAGEMENT WHERE STATE GOVERNMENT FEELING HELP LESS TO DO NEEDFUL WITHOUT FUNDING.

Himachal pradesh facing problems because of the heavy rain damages and the state is also facing financial problems because of such lapse from the covid -19 to date of the repeat of rain damages during 2025 and earlier such rain damages too occurred during the rainy season of 2023 . Keeping in view the above situation and position of the rain damages it is necessary for the all political parties to approach the Government of India and submit a memorandum before the National relief support for resolution under such conditions of the state. It is further mentioned on the captioned subject of required demand under public service before the higher authorities that the maximum rain damages has been occurred in the Mandi district of the Himachal pradesh and where the opposition leaders are representing their areas and constituencies, more over all the Members of parliament are representing their constituencies on behalf of the Government of India and the BJP for which all are responsible to follow their responsibilities and have joint representation before the National relief management corridor working for the welfare of people of country and doing needful under disaster management and there is no reason to ignore the genuine funding and helping attitude of the Central Government, as such parties are working for the welfare of people and not for the party management, as people are suffering badly because of the house damages and other conditions of the area and circle , like road damages, electricity damages and the water supply collapse, where urgent repairs of the system could not be denied and ignored by the state Government to the people demanding help from the disaster management committee in this behalf of the emergency services for the routine functional support by the Government of India too responsible to look into the matter and do needful under law code manual for which the assessment of the rain damages must have appropriate vision of the competent authority, so that necessary funding may be released in the interest of justice to common man demanding helping hand from the Government of India, in addition to the state government facing financial crises since the covid -19 and it is not possible to maintain the disaster management without the help of the Central assistance, even all the Representatives of the Vidhan Sabha and the Government functionaries are taking part in the emergency duty of disaster management since long and now district Chamba and other areas of the state of Himachal pradesh also facing similar situation and position as facing people of Mandi, Kullu, Shimla and Una, Bilaspur  etc for which the time to time reports are submitted by the district administration and the Government of the Himachal pradesh for redressal of grievances , where necessary funding and required help is necessary for the remedial measures:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

RTI ACTIVISTS, VOLUNTEERS AND THE RESOURCE PERSONS ARE RESPONSIBLE TO PROTEST THE MOVE " SAVE (RTI) PROTECT INFORMATION "

SAVE (RTI) PROTECT INFORMATION:--- RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , working for the welfare of society and circle and doing needful under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf, setting out the practical regime of right to information for the 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, through vision and Constitution of a Central Information Commission and the State information Commissioner and for the matters connected there with or accidental there to, have come to a conclusion that due benefits of the RTI and the RTS Act adjudication are not given to the general public as assured by the, Right to information Act, 2005 , so it is necessary to protest against the ill fated decisions of the public authorities, where the public information officers are taking no cognisance of the time to time issued guidelines of the department of administrative reforms organisation and the personnel and training, doing needful under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf. There is a need to issue further guidelines elaborating some provisions of the Act and method of its use by the general public, as information seekers are facing problems and the public authorities taking no cognisance for which these guidelines issued by the Government and the department of personnel and training and the administrative reforms organisation may be given wide publicity, as the Government is reluctant to do needful under law code manual and it is necessary to create awareness about the irregularities enforced by the public authorities and the public information officers, even there is no instructions for the required compliance at the levels of the State information Commissioners and the Central information Commissioners and no disciplinary action is taken against the defaulters and the public authorities and penal action has been denied by the Commissioners, without any solid reasoning of the opinion that the public information officer has without any reasonable cause, refused to receive  an application for information or has not furnished information within the time specified or 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 impose a penalty of rupee 250/ each day till application is received or information is furnished. Keeping in view the above situation and position of the work and conduct of the public authorities it is becoming necessary to protest against the non -compliance and delay and dereliction of duty, as such no disciplinary action is taken by the Government and the people are facing problems because of the required protection for work done in Good faith by the departments and the public authorities as well as commissioners, even the Posts of the SIC are lying vacant and the Government taking no cognisance on the captioned subject under sub -section (3) of Section 15 of the right to information Act, 2005 in this behalf of the demand under public utility:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS SHOULD BE FOLLOWED TO ADOPT REQUIRED SPECIFICATIONS, ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF THE CONSTRUCTION AND NATURE OF THE GROUND (DAMP PROOFING AND THE WATER PROOFING COURSE)

Dampness in building is generally due to bad design, faulty construction and the poor materials used. Structures built on high ground and well drained soil are far less liable to suffer from foundation dampness than those built on low -lying water - logged areas where a sub -soil of clay or peat is commonly found through which dampness will inevitably rise unless properly treated. A sub soil through which water can easily pass such as firm gravel, sandy soil or a soil containing light clay, will usually keep the foundation fairly dry. In coastal towns buildings are particularly prone to seepage because of the high humidity and salt particles in the atmosphere. Since salt absorbs water, the walls become damp. When that is happened, the plaster peels off, exposing the steel reinforcement. In course of time the steel is corroded, further weakening the structure. The sand mixed with cement for the reinforced concrete also is said to be salt -contaminated, endangering the life of the structure. On the other side leaks generally occur from the sanitary fittings. In new constructions leaks are due to inadequate curing of the concrete, sub standard quality of the cement used, and the use of salt- rich sand. Certain chemicals have been developed for use as water proofing agents. These effectively plug the leak by expanding to fill the recess in the wall. It is not desirable to ignore the precautions where sub soil drainage stand about in the foundations, and the warmth of the interior of the building acting through porous concrete floors will set up suction of moisture which will eventually give rise to dampness in the floors and the walls. Where the sub soil water is near the ground surface and cannot be lowered by underground drainage owing to the flatness of the ground or any other reasons, the levels of the floors of the buildings should be kept sufficiently high. It is considered that the height of the plinth should be kept at least 1.8to 2.4 m minus the difference of level between the ground level and the sub soil water table level. A 75 mm layer of water proofed cement concrete can be laid all around. Dampness can also sometimes be reduced by leaving out an air gap around the external wall of the foundations:-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

POLITICAL PARTIES SHOULD WORK ON THE CAPTIONED SUBJECT OF TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY INSTEAD OF CASTE CENSUS AND INCLUSION ON THIS COUNTING FOR ACCOUNTABILITY

Congress leader and leader of the opposite front Shri Rahul Gandhi doing promotion of his organisational activities in the Bihar, where Assembly elections are ahead and the RJD leader Shri Tejaswi yadav and some other political parties are also accompanied in this jan jagaran movement of the opposite front and developing the activities of Task Force which includes representatives of the Bihar opposite front and on the other hand the ruling party under the leadership of Shri Nitish Kumar, BJP and Paswan Group of the major faction also doing needful for their power plan in the future course of action plan under democratic reforms , however there is no attraction in the both fronts and the fight is only going on the captioned subject of power plan where the opposite front is taking cognisance of the votes share eroded by way of the theft from one side to the other side but in the real sense it is a clear cut fight of the power plan by the Congress with the help of other like minded parties and definitely the journey of this political front will improve the position of negative voting in favor of the new alignment of development oriented caste politics and the politics of criticism for the safeguard of interest of their loyalists and the task force working for the vote share.The actual approach of the political parties depending upon the caste census data and purpose for wooing their task force and recognition of the particular leadership working in the Republican Indian culture of democratic reforms but totally depending upon the caste and the religion groups and protecting their distinction between the colonial and the constitutional logic of counting the caste voters for which all are depending upon this counting of the division of votes instead of the transparency and accountability factor of the administration and the charter of public accountability and a real factor of the good governance and accountability, where there is no need to reclaim caste census as the Government already doing needful under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf of the developmental and individuals approach for benefits of the prerequisite inclusion of the quota slots for the poors and the backwards, as the case may be, where the introduction of a citizen of the society and circle is sufficient reclaim, if it is properly verified and scrutinised by the administration and the public authority, declared responsible for the caste census however it is necessary to have self representation of the inclusion in the ethical group of recognition by the political parties:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI Welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number, 9459334377

RIGHT TO INFORMATION UNDER RTI ACT, 2005 , EMPOWERING CITIZENS OF THE COUNTRY"AS AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR SETTING OUT THE PRACTICAL REGIME OF RIGHT TO INFORMATION FOR CITIZENS "

The right to information Act has overriding effect vis-a-vis other laws inasmuch as the provisions of the RTI Act would have effect notwithstanding anything inconsistent there with contained in the official secrets Act, 1923 , and any other law for the time being inforce or in any instrument having effect by virtue of any law other than the RTI Act. The official secret Act, 1923 is a colonial-era Indian Law that consolidates and amends laws related to official secrets, with the primary objective of preventing espionage and the unauthorised disclosure of classified information to protect national security. The Act applies to all the Indian citizens, government officials and even foreigners involved in espionage, criminalizing acts like sharing official codes or documents with adversaries. Violations can result in imprisonment, including up to 14 years for offenses related to national defense or strategic interests, along with fines. As such now the RTI act, 2005 has been introduced by the Government and the parliamentary democracy where in information exempted from disclosure under sub -section (1) of section 8and section 9 of the Act enumerate the categories of information which is exempt from disclosure. Sub -section (2) of section 8 , however provides that information exempted under sub -section (1) or exempted under the official secrets Act, 1923 can be disclosed , if the public interest in disclosure overweighs the harm to the protected interest. Further, sub -section (3) of section 8 provides that information exempt from disclosure under sub-section (1) , except as provided in Clause (a) , (c) and (I) thereof, would cease to be exempted after 20 years from the date of occurrence of the related event, etc.:-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number 9459334377

PRESENCE OF THE POLICE OFFICERS COULD NOT BE IGNORED FOR DECISION MAKING UNDER THE VIGILANCE MANUAL

The role of the police department and vigilance organisation as well as anti corruption units of the Government, related to procedure for preliminary enquiries, investigation, inquiring and prosecution, maintenance of reports and returns, keeping the Government informed about the latest position of all vigilance cases /complaints, finalisation of departmental enquiries against the delinquent officers sometimes take years because of the many technical flaw in the proceedings vitiating the entire action of the law code manual department of the personnel (Vigilance manual) published by the Government, proposed to explain within the reasonable time and also to be heard in person are such points to be kept in view while holding the departmental enquiries and complaints, where documentary evidences and the oral evidences may be related with the such cases of the principles of the natural justice, shall be entitled to inspect the record, to cross examine witnesses in the presence of the presenting officer which includes the District Attorney/Assistant District attorney, working for the prosecution of the cross examine and witnesses examined in presence of the concerned officers, are such important duties and function of the related officers and presenting officers where their presence may be required for the vision of accuracy, correctness and the complete performance of the decision making at the level of the police and the presenting officer involved in the deep thinking and decision making under law code manual prefixed by the law and rules in this behalf. Hence the presence of the police officers taking cognisance of the preliminary stages, issue of statements of charges and allegations, Examination of explanation and the procedural compliance of the duty officers could not be ignored by the evidence before the Court of law and where the advocates are working as a presenting officer of the department and the clients as the case may be for which it is necessary to explain the history of the preliminary case registered by the police department and too responsible to satisfy the Court of law before the presenting officers:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

ALL COMMISSIONS ARE WORKING ON BEHALF OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS INDEPENDENDLY AND RTI PROVIDING ACCESS TO INFORMATION INDIVIDUALLY, WHERE GOVERNMENT IS RESPONSIBLE TO ARRANGE THE PROVISION MADE BY THE LAW, CODE MANUAL PREFIXED BY THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA, IN THIS BEHALF AS FACING CORRUPTION, AND DELAY INDECISION MAKING

All the Commissions appointed by the State Government and the Government of India are responsible to work fair and transparent under the frame work of procedure laid by the Constitution of India in this behalf of the work and conduct for scrutiny of the public welfare and inspection made for the required demand under public services/utility, where representation and complaints by the needful one must have appropriate compliance and decision making at the levels of the said higher authority doing needful under the provision of duty and responsibility by such Commissions, maintaining protection of the law code manual on behalf of the judiciary and the administration too working for the helpline of the public welfare but it is necessary to have access to information in favor of the General public taking benefits of the said Commissions and work done by the office and authority, doing needful on the captioned subject of procedure for resolution of disputes, created by the general public for their welfare and empowerment under the democracy, and disclosure of the same under the provision made by RTI and the RTS Act is also necessary in favor of the public welfare and demand under public utility, failing which it is not possible to bring transparency and accountability in the administration and for which our democracy is actually working and doing needful under the provision made for the Representation of the people Act, 1950 which has been virtually released as a whole after the introduction of the Right to Information and the Right to public service guarantee Act, however people are still unaware about the empowerment of said Act and adjudication and still depending upon the leaders of their political parties, even they must approach the public authorities independently and jointly in the form of a Group and coordination Committee to take accountability of the decision making and access to information under the provision made by the parliamentary democracy, responsible for the good governance and accountability during practical regime of their duty for the good governance and charter of public accountability, as facing the corruption and dereliction of duty, delay and misleading information, which has been considered illegal and against the natural justice under section 19(6) of the RTI Act, 2005 but the HOD taking no cognisance of the said instructions of the DoP&T and compelled to approach the Commissions for their Appeals and Complaints may be any type of information related to their fundamental rights and genuine complaints for correction of their obligation to exercise the fundamental rights empowered by the Constitution of India, in this behalf of the democracy by the people, to the people and for the people, however general public taking help of their representatives for their personal welfare even and not in a position to have their fundamental rights operated for which people are also responsible to follow RTI and the RTS act adjudication and do needful under the provision made for access to information and implementation of the administrative reforms:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

IT IS NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN SHEAR STRENGTH OF A GRADED COHESIONLESS SOIL REQUIRED FOR THE SOIL STABILITY OF EARTH ROADS AND PROTECT THE HILL SLOPES TO AVOID THE LAND SLIDES

It has been observed during the recent heavy rains that there is an important role of the three main constituents of soil --- sand, silt and clay, rarely occur in nature in a pure or stabilized form but have limitless combinations of proportions by stabilized soil, is meant that the different constituents of soil are mixed in such a proportion that the properties of the resultant soil produced are more resistant to weathering after affects and the load carrying capacity is considerably increased and the soil is maintained in a high state of stability. Most soils, to be stable require the addition either of fine or of course material, so that the proportions of particles of different sizes fall within certain limits, required for the description made in this behalf of the earth roads . A large number of soils when well compacted and at a suitable moisture content have good load bearing properties but become unstable if their moisture content is increased. As such it is necessary to achieve ideal mechanical stability and to have a well proportioned coarse  material (having a particle size distribution giving a high dry density) together with some fine binding material such as moorum, clay as such shear strength of a graded cohesionless soil is greater than that of a soil where the particles are of a uniform size and numerous methods have been prescribed to adopt the determining proportions required for the stability of the soils. It is particularly mentioned here that the old Swarghat Bilaspur road has been given an alternative of the four lane road by tunneling and also by cutting of the new alignment to improve the situation and position of the present road net work to Chandigarh Manali via Bagher but the soil of said area and jurisdiction covered by the National Highway Authority of India, require more stability in the provision made where it is necessary to protect the existing cutting profiles of the area covered by the present alignment of the road net work and have appropriate standard of the breast walls and the hill slopes coming down because of the ill soil stability at particular places of the high level terrains maintained by the National highway authority of India without any protection work, even classification of soil is unstable and demanding protection of the hill profiles:-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director RTI Welfare Association, Registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

THE SAFE STOPPING SIGHT DISTANCE SHOULD INVARIABLY BE PROVIDED THROUGHOUT THE LENGTH OF ALL ROADS, DESIGNED FOR THE PARTICULAR SPEED ALLOWED ON THE ROAD

The alignment of hill roads should ensure clear visibility up to the minimum stopping sight distance all along the length. It will be impracticable normally to provide visibility corresponding to the overtaking sight distance. Vision berms should be provided on the inside of the horizontal curves up to a height of 0.6 metres. The width of these berms should equal the set-back distance minus the width of drain. While designing for the safe visibility distance, it should not be ignored that drivers visual difficulty is magnified by, hazy visibility during the monsoons. The sighting distance provided on roads should not be less than the safe Stopping distance for the particular speed allowed on the road. Where the minimum stopping distance cannot be provided, warning boards should be fixed for reducing the speed. For the purpose of measuring the stopping sight distance or visibility ahead, IRC has suggested the height of the eye level of driver as 1.2 metres and the object height as 0.15 metre above the road surface. Hence stopping distance at a summit curve is that distance measured along the road surface at which an object of height 0.15 metre can be seen by a driver whose eye is at a height of 1.2 metres above the road surface. The minimum sight distance should be based on the accepted speed of the vehicles and the breaking distance required to stop and which should also include the driver's reaction time to the danger. The safe sight distance is dependent on the breaking time of the vehicle and is generally taken as being equal to twice the distance required for a vehicle to stop. Mechanical and human factors should be taken into account-- the breaks may be defective, the driver may be drunk, and these factors will need more of stopping distance and the reaction time. Hence the safe stopping sight distance should invariably be provided throughout the length of all roads:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI, Welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur HIMACHAL PRADESH Phone number, 9459334377

CAUSES OF FAILURE OF FOUNDATIONS AND STRUCTURES AND SAFETY AGAINST THE HORIZONTAL MOVEMENT OF THE EARTH ADJOINING THE STRUCTURES

Horizontal movement of the earth adjoining the structure is effective in the case of clayey soils and the black -cotton soils, Such soils become soft and swell when wet loosing their bearing power considerably and shrink and crack when dry and the rain and the sun are the effective agents of the change of seasons. Underground open drains should be provided to drain out the excess water when the sub soil water level rises . For overcoming the damaging effects of shrinkage the foundations should be taken sufficiently deep. It has also been suggested that that fast growing and water seeking trees should not be planted within 18 metres near the building and trees planted along side roads have caused marked depressions along the edges of the roads and underneath cement concrete paths, where safety of the existing structures may be affected by:-- (1) Excavation in the immediate vicinity which may cause a reduction in support to the structure in support to the structure (2) Mining or tunneling operation in the neighbourhood. (3) Adjacent structures which may impose additional loads on the foundation strata or additional stresses in earth work and supporting structures.(4) Vibrations and ground movements resulting from traffic, piling or explosion in the immediate vicinity. (5) Shrinkage of clay soils due to weather, transpiration of plants. (6) Lowering of the ground water level by pumping from wells may cause settlement of the ground surface over a wide area. (7) A rise in the ground water level may cause movement of the foundation strata. As such it is necessary to follow the safety measures of the research based on the captioned subject matter deliberation and do needful under code for consideration in the interest of infrastructure safety against the unequal distribution of loads and damages :-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur HIMACHAL PRADESH phone number, 9459334377

ROAD CROSS -DRAINAGE AND THE SUB -SOIL MOISTURE CONTENT OF THE SUB -GRADE MUST HAVE AN APPROPRIATE DESIGN AND SURVEY WORK

It is necessary to follow a survey work of the road before designing the sub -soil drainage system for the road, where water conditions in the sub -soil must be verified. Free water can be intercepted or controlled and a high water table can be lowered by the installation of sub -soil drains. The position of the drains should be such that the water table is maintained at least 1.2 metres below the formation levels in case of the hilly areas and in the case of concrete roads the base of the slab shall not be less than 30 cm above the anticipated water level in the said drains or the surrounding areas. The back fill used in the drainage trench should consist of a properly designed filter material, especially where the sub soil is liable to cause silting of back fill . It is very clear from the beginning that stability of the roads can only be maintained if the soil foundation remains in a relatively dry condition. As the moisture content increases the strength of sub -soil decreases. This effect of the moisture content is more marked in the clay soils than with granular soils such as sands and gravels. Further the control of the moisture content of the sub grade is an essential feature of a good road. Water moving freely under the action of gravity can effect the moisture content of a sub grade by reaching it through previous road surface, by seepage and by rise in level of the water table. Moisture can also enter or leave the sub grade, either as a liquid or as vapour, under the action of forces entirely inherent in the soil itself. Moisture content also increases when the above evaporation (movement of moisture) is stopped due to putting on top of an impervious layer of road surfacing. About one metre below the road surface moisture content stays about the same.Hence the main object, therefore is to maintain the sub soil under and adjacent to the carriage way in as uniform a condition as possible by preventing moisture entering the road bed rather than by drawing all water from it.It is not necessary to drain granular soils such as sand and gravel because they are not apprreciably affected by changes of moisture content, however water can't easily be drained from heavy clays because it is held in suspension by capillary forces as in blotting paper:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur HIMACHAL PRADESH phone number, 9459334377

VACANT POSTS OF SCIC AND SIC BROUGHT TO THE KIND NOTICE OF RESPECTIVE TECHNICAL MINISTER SHRI RAJESH DHARMANI ON 24-8-2025 UNDER SUB -SECTION (3) OF SECTION 15 WHILE ON STAY AT MATA KHABRI DEVI TEMPLE TEHSIL JHANDUTTA DISTRICT BILASPUR HIMACHAL PRADESH

Friends, The request for the appointment of vacant post of SCIC and SIC has been brought to the kind notice of the Respective Technical Education Minister Shri Rajesh Dharmani while on the stay at closing of Khabri Mata fair on 24-8-2025 and it is agreed by the honourable Minister to take issue and matter with the honourable Chief Minister of the State for doing needful, however time will tell the factual position of the said appointments of the SCIC and CIC, demanded under sub -section (3) of Section 15 of the right to information Act, 2005 , may be enter upon his office and subscribe before the Governor or some other person appointed by him in that behalf, an oath or affirmation according to the form set-out for this purpose in the first schedule under sub section (3) and section 15 may be benefitted to the general public for empowerment by the parliamentary democracy since, 2005 and using the Act for access to information and charter of public service guarantee, as facing corruption and delay in deciding the cases and misleading information even clear cut decision to follow quasi judicial function of the RTI Act, 2005 and the FAA declared responsible to see to it that the justice is not only done but it should also appear to have been done, however neither the FAA taking cognisance of the RTI act adjudication under section 19(6) of the RTI act, 2005 , nor the Government has appointed any Commissioner on the duty and function of this office , shall, while inquiring into any matter under this section, have the same powers as are vested in a civil court while trying a suite under the code of civil procedure, 1980 , in 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., requiring the discovery and inspection of documents, receiving evidence on affidavit, requisitioning any public record or copies thereof from any court or office, issuing summons for examination of witnesses or documents; and any other matter which may be prescribed. Now this office will again write the said issue and matter to honourable Chief Minister of the State Government for necessary appointment of the vacant posts of the SCIC and SIC, so that demand raised by the RTI welfare Association may be accomplished at an early date for the welfare of general public:-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number, 9459334377

A VISIT TO THE LOCAL FAIR (MATA KHABRI DEVI TEMPLE COMPLEX) VILLAGE, GANDHIR TEHSIL JHANDUTTA, DISTRICT BILASPUR, (23-8-2025)

It was an occasion today on 23-8-2025 , when attended the Mata Khabri Devi Fair situated in Gandhir, sub village Kolka near Balhseena Forest Rest house Gochar under Jhandutta range of the Bilaspur district administration. The fair was organised by the Management Committee of the temple and Mahatma Shri Rupeswar Giri of the temple complex also taking keen part in the celebration of this local fair of Gram Panchayat Gandhir, Balhseena, Malangan in addition to surrounding areas of the circle where tournaments of the area and recreation programme was also arranged by the local management committee of the fair and number of Mahila mandals and youth groups were also present on the occasion of the fair and tournament. Kabaddi, Valley ball , Rassa kasai remain the main attraction of the games , where various teams of Bilaspur, Una, Mehre and Berthin, Balhseena were in the fray of winning schedule and night programme has also been arranged by the fair Committee to recreation by the local singers and Mahila mandals, taking keen interest in the celebration of the local fair arranged by the management committee of area and circle doing needful in the public interest , where people were purchasing various types of items including the sweets and toys and other material for the use of their refreshment and enjoyment. It is also told by the management committee that tomorrow Shri Rajesh Dharmani Minister of cabinet for the Town and Country planning and the Technical Minister of the State Government would be present on the occasion of final closing of the fair and will distribute the prizes to the all teams and individuals, those have appeared in the race of the winning schedule for the six days celebration of the tournaments and recreation programmes :-Er Fateh Chand Guleria, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

RTI ACTIVISTS AND VOLUNTEERS MUST HAVE EXPERT OPINION FOR USE AND EXERCISE OF THEIR DISCLOSURE BEFORE THE PUBLIC AUTHORITY, RELATED TO THE ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY FOR DISSEMINATING KNOWLEDGE THERE FOR

Data security is essential and should be controlled to ensure that the system is not tampered with or manhandled, while at the same time restriction on access is one of the essentials to ensure security, protection against accidental loss of data has to be ensured. In order to ensure this, backup copies of all important computer files should be taken out periodically(Weekly or daily depending on the nature of data and frequency of its Updation) , so that in case data in the main system is accidentally lost, backup data is at least available. Backups should preferably be taken on Cartridge tapes, being more reliable media than floppy diskettes. To reduce the possibility of accidental loss of data due to virus, suitable software to detect and deactivate viruses, commercially available, should be installed. These software should be periodically upgraded to be able to deal with the newly evolving viruses. Use of floppy diskettes (Which may be contaminated) should be prohibited or controlled centrally. Keeping in view the present system of Artificial intelligence maintained by the administration and the public authorities as well as the company sector duty and responsibilities and the Courts of Law for adjudication, there is a need for critical Artificial intelligence literacy among the workmanship, in addition to capacity building to use Artificial intelligence tools, programmes are also required to understand the limitations of this system deployed. Trained workmanship and Association for the work and conduct of a duty bound collaboration with Artificial intelligence governance experts are well placed to facilitate such capacity building of the demand under public service, however guidelines are needed to be used by an individual concerned, taking cognisance of the said duty and responsibility and maintaining his careful adoption by the system generated by the Group identity, responsible for the welfare of society and circle and doing needful under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India, in this behalf, but guidelines on the captioned subject of proposal on the Application and Appeals before the public authorities must have best practice and success stories on RTI and the RTS act adjudication, so that it may be highlighted before the public authorities in the shape of framework enable decision making to monitor compliance and performance, which may be beyond the routine expertise of particulars of any facts, which indicate an effort by the public authorities to administer and implement the spirit and intention of this Act for the reporting and recommendations for the administrative reforms:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

VOTE MATTERS TO THE ORDINARY CITIZENS AND IT IS NECESSARY TO HAVE STRONG SENSE OF OWNERSHIP, AS THE CONSTITUTION IS WORKING FOR THE CONVERSATION BETWEEN THE CITIZENS AND THE STATE, WHERE INTRODUCTION OF RTI AND RTS DOING NEEDFUL FOR THE HELP OF ORDINARY CITIZENS

People have strong sense of looking at the Constitution as a social contract and the assurances offered to the citizens in terms of the rules of engagement with the Republic, where RTI act adjudication and the RTS act working on the captioned subject of demand under public utility, However it is necessary to prove that the vote matters to the ordinary citizens of the country and it is becoming necessary to use and exercise the empowerment of the Right to public service Guarantee and the Right to Information, failing which it is not possible to protect the fundamental rights of the citizens , where the general public facing corruption and non compliance and dereliction of duty for which individuals have to struggle for the protest perhaps the most visible widespread conversation between the Constitution (administration) and the state where the Constitution itself is a document of the very rule of engagement, which could not be protected without the provision made for the continues conversation between the citizens and the state.It is also observed from the religious consideration of the Indian people and communities working in the system of culture and worshipping God in the blind faith of their history for the each living in the same society and area but depending upon the blind faith of their Group leaders and the community heads bringing difference of opinion on the captioned subject of choosing to see ourselves clearly and not knowing what we do not know, in the present circumstances of the counting for the accountability, and transparency in the administration , as facing delay and dereliction of duty and misleading informations from the public information officers. Keeping in view the above situation and position of the religious Grouping of society and communities depending upon the blind faith of the guidelines for the welfare of society and circle, it is very necessary to have good governance and accountability as facing fight against the administration in the capacity of individuals and our votes carry no meaning in the visible widespread struggle with the administration and the public authority, where our religion and the culture taking no contract of the conversation between the citizens and the Constitution of our country helping the individuals in terms of the law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf and related to the engagements of the republic working for the welfare of society and circle, where it is necessary to challenge the administrative reforms and use the RTI and the RTS act adjudication, where found necessary failing which a time will come where no one may get justice from the system of governance and accountability , as individuals are facing the practical problems while taking cognisant of the practical regime of the access to information and the administrative reforms during the course of held discussions and protection of the strongest sense of the ownership issued by the Constitution of India to all citizens of the country however we will have to prove it in the capacity building of an individuals performance and voters voting carry no meaning in the terms of Indian democracy, while facing the problem of corruption in the society and circle:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

DISPOSAL OF FIRST APPEALS UNDER THE RTI ACT, 2005 AND INFORMATION MECHANISM UNDER SECTION 19(6) OF THE ACT, REQUIRED FOR QUASI-JUDICIAL FUNCTION OF THE APPELLATE AUTHORITY

The Guidelines for officers designated as the public information officers under the Right to Information Act vide DoP&T memo number 1/3/2008 -IR dated, 25-4-2008 and 27-2-2008 related to the duty and responsibility of the public information officer of the public authority clearly stating to supply correct and complete information to an information seeker under the provision made by the Act, within the specified period. It is possible that a public information officer may not act as per provision of the Act or an Applicant may not otherwise be satisfied with the decision of the public information officer. The Act contains provisions of the two Appeals to tide over such situations. While the First Appeal lies with the public authority itself, the second Appeal lies with the SIC or CIC as the case may be The Information Commission (Appeal procedure) Rules, 2005govern the procedure for deciding Appeals by the Commission. The first appellate authority is however required to dispose of the Appeals received by him in the light of the provisions of the Act and keeping in view the principles of the natural justice. As such a Guide has been prepared for the first appellate authorities and it is expected that it would help them to perform their duties effectively with in the provision of Section, 19(6) of the Right to information Act, 2005 Where in it is clearly mentioned that if an appellate authority comes to a conclusion that appellant should be supplied information in addition to what has been supplied him to by the public information officer he may either (1) pass an order directing the public information officer to give such information to the appellant or (2) he himself may give information to the appellant while disposing of the appeal. In the first case, the appellate authority should ensure that the information ordered by him to be supplied is supplied to the appellant immediately. It would however be better if the appellate authority chooses the second course of action and he himself furnishes the information along with the order passed by him in the matter. The DoP&T memo dated 9-7-2007 has also pointed that in some of the Ministries/Departments have appointed very junior officers as appellate authorities who are not in a position to enforce their orders. The Act provides that the FAA would be an officer senior in rank to the public information officer. Thus the appellate authority, as per provision of the Act, would be an officer in a commanding position, vis-a-vis the public information officer. Nevertheless, if, in any case, the public information officer does not implement the order passed by the FAA and the FAA feels that intervention of higher authority is required to get his order implemented, he should bring the matter to the notice of the officer in the public authority competent to take action against the public  information officer.Such competent officer shall take necessary action so as to ensure implementation of the provisions of the RTI Act :-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number, 9459334377

POSTAL DEPARTMENT INTRODUCED DIGIPIN, IT IS HOPED THAT DIGIPIN WILL BE BENEFICIAL IN REMOTE AREAS INCLUDING RURAL AREAS, AS COMPARED TO THE PINCODE NUMBER

*`Goodbye to PIN code, Postal Department introduces DigiPIN, how to find your digital address?`*

Delhi: The era of PIN codes, which were the attraction of postal addresses, is over, and the Indian Postal Department has introduced a digital address called 'DigiPIN' as an alternative. DIGIPIN will be the new address system in the country from now on. While traditional PIN codes cover a wide area, the 10-digit DigiPIN system represents the exact location of your home or business. Let's know what are the differences between PIN code and DigiPIN.

The Indian Postal Department has introduced the DIGIPIN system to understand the exact location. DigiPIN has a 10-digit digital code.  Instead of the traditional pin code, which covered a wide area, the DigiPIN will provide precise location information. That is, the exact location of your home or business can be found through this DigiPIN. You can find your home by visiting the government website designated for creating a DigiPIN and finding the code. The advantage of DigiPIN is that it will deliver correspondence to the right place and help emergency services such as ambulances and fire departments to reach it accurately by understanding the location. It is hoped that DigiPIN will be beneficial in remote areas including rural areas.

It is claimed that DigiPIN will be able to deliver parcels to the right location not only for correspondence, but also for e-commerce websites.

 *How to find your Digipin?*

The government website https://dac.indiapost.gov.in/mydigipin/home has been prepared to find your Digipin. By visiting this website and clicking on the location you have found, you can find out your 10-digit Digipin. What makes Digipin different from other address systems is that you can know your exact location within a radius of four meters. India Post has developed a geocoded digital address system called Digipin in collaboration with IIT Hyderabad, NRSC and ISRO. Digipin can also be used offline.

ONLINE RTI MEETING ON THE CAPTIONED SUBJECT OF ERADICATION OF CORRUPTION UNDER SECTION 19 OF THE PREVENTION OF CORRUPTION ACT, 1988 , HELD WITH THE CHAMBA ZONE OF RTI MEMBERS FOR COOPERATION

An online RTI meeting was attended today on 19-8-2025 at 3.00 pm on the call of Chamba zone of RTI welfare Group and activists which was attended by Shri Pyar Muhammed Finance Secretary of the welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 and Shri Yog Raj Mahajan President Chamba zone Shri Prem Singh Tangania from the Solan zone and Shri Uttam Chand BDC Jadera and RTI Volunteer from the Chamba zone, working for the task force on captioned subject of rooting out corruption in Government offices and for which primarily responsibility rests with the Heads of the Department and the Heads of the Offices. In order to enable the Heads of the Department to perform this important function, the RTI welfare Group and workers of the task force assisting the Government in eradication of corruption as the Government expects the public too to assist it in this field of the public cooperation, as such it is not practicable to completely eradicate corruption without the help of the public and the RTI welfare Association and workers of the task force taking cognisance of the demand under public service and submitting such complaints before the district administration and it is necessary to perform this duty of the function before the District administration and the Heads of the offices regarding to follow procedural compliance of the demand under public utility and to Institute departmental proceedings for further action and complete the oral inquiry reports required to be sent to the Vigilance department by the enquiring authorities and the vigilance department, after examining the enquiry report, advises the administrative department as to the further course of action to be taken. In Accountability the RTI welfare Group and its members of the task force would met the district administration for action under law code manual prefixed by the under section 19 of the prevention of corruption Act, to have the previous sanction of the appropriate administrative authority. As such meeting was concluded with this decision of the members on the event that tomorrow on 20-8-2025 the Group Coordination Committee will do needful and submit its memorandum before the  respective Deputy Commissioner and the Superintendent of the police:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

POLITICAL PARTIES ARE TAKING NO COGNISANCE OF THE NECESSITATED NECESSITY TO FOLLOW JUSTICIABLE PROVISIONS OF THE CONSTITUTION AND SECURE THE RIGHTS OF THEIR VOTERS/VICTIMS UNDER LAND ACQUISITION

Himachal pradesh Government is facing financial crises at the time when the state Government should have no shortage of disaster management relief funds, required for the maintenance of Various practical problems and rehabilitation schemes and orders of the higher authority including the acquisition of land for the building infrastructures collapsed because of the highest flood level presumption by the construction agency and prohibitive environmental concerns, but a fundamental necessity of the law code manual to follow codes for construction and efforts to improve the compassion for living areas, where it is necessary to follow new places and land for the rehabilitation management for the victims, demanding their rights from the Government of India and also from the state Government , however there is no forest clearance for such type of the allotments and the state Government facing problems for this kind of allotment of land in favor of the victims. On the other hand the state government is facing financial crises and shortage of finding since for the last five years and it is becoming necessary for the Ruling party and also for the opposite front to have direct approach before the Government of India and concerned Secretary should be deputed for such arrangements of the demand under public service, as such Himachal pradesh Government is not in position to bear the such reforms at this stage of the duty of care for rehabilitation and dissaster management for the ongoing situation and position of the state government. All the members of the parliament and the opposite front , working for the welfare of people of state must follow strength of show before the Government of India, in addition to the ruling party and do their duty as a measure of right to clean environment, being part of right to life and liberty and demand Government land for the rehabilitation programme of the victims, which has yet no decision even for settlement of the Bhakhra dam oustees of the Kotdhar area of Jhandutta Constituency and people are still facing various types of the problems in their living places, allowed for their rehabilitation by the Government, in this behalf and similar is the situation of the Koldam oustees since, 2004 , to date decision making by the District Administration of Mandi and Bilaspur Himachal pradesh, for which people are compelled to follow the High Court of the State and settle their problems because of the delay and dereliction of duty at Government level and justiciable provisions of the Constitution, recognising the importance of the natural reforms in favor of the victims, even Article, 21 of the Constitution of India recognising this right of life and liberty and there is no reason to delay disaster management and rehabilitation programme of the state Government, because of the declining solutions in favor of the general public and for which all representatives of the ruling party and the opposite front are equally responsible to demand their representation before the Government of India, especially for the land reforms in favor of the victims:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

DISPOSAL OF FIRST APPEALS UNDER THE RTI ACT, 2005 AND PROVISION MADE UNDER SECTION 19(6) FOR DISPOSAL OF FIRST APPEALS AFTER 45 DAYS

Friends, It is necessary to follow Government of India's decision for disposal of First appeals under the RTI Act, 2005 , where in it is directed by the CIC to FAA regarding to examine the appeals judiciously and do needful mechanically to comply with the directions to furnish information to the appellant by use and exercise of the Section 19(6) of the RTI Act, 2005 , as such deciding appeal under the RTI act is a quasi -judicial function, hence it is necessary to see that the justice is not only done, but it should appear to have been done, In order to do so, the order passed by the FAA should be a speaking order giving justification for the decision arrived at, however it is for the appellant to report compliance for correct, complete and accurate information and in case part information is yet to be received from the public information officer, the matter may be brought to the notice of the FAA and Appellant is responsible to satisfy the FAA for releasing correct complete and accurate information, where the  FAA may himself give information to the appellant while disposing of the appeal, but satisfaction of the public authority is required to order, even though and more over, FAA may bring such issue and matter to the notice of the higher authority, in case the public information officer is not doing needful under the RTI act, 2005 , he should bring the matter to the notice of the officer in the public authority competent to take action against the public information officer. Such competent officer shall take necessary action , so as to ensure implementation of the provision of the RTI act, 2005 . So keeping in view the above guidelines of the DoP&T memo dated 10/23/2007-IR.dated , 9-7-2007 , it is becoming necessary for the appellant also to follow description made by the law and Act for doing needful under the provision made for enforcement of order to public information officer and wrong deal of case by the public information officer and intervention sought for action against the public information officer but the procedure is required to be adopted under such situation and position of the non compliance by applicant, where in there is no reason to deny for the information pending before the FAA, even after, 45 days of the cross and pass of the First appeal, so proceedings of the first appeals should have a quasi-judicial function at the level of the FAA after an end of 45 days, as per the decision making suggested for the FAA to record in writing the reason for not deciding the appeal within 30 days::-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number, 9459334377

ERADICATION OF CORRUPTION AND FOCUS ON EFFECTIVE GOVERNANCE AND FUNCTION OF THE PUBLIC COOPERATION

Improving government effectiveness in the work and conduct of economic and a moral imperative the Introduction of the Right to Information and the Right to public service guarantee has been made by the Constitution of India and for equality among the citizens through said empowerment of the ability for protection of the fundamental rights, however very few people are taking cognisance of the said empowerment of the equality and opportunities through better education and the platform for procedural compliance of the duty by an applicant, volunteer or the resource person building more effective task of the task force working for the transparency and accountability in the administration, however, this agenda of the Government of India and the state governments require more programmes and involvement of the public, so referred to in Clause (a) of sub -section (1) of section 26 of the right to information Act, 2005 and to undertake such programmes themselves, casts a responsibility on the Governments of States to develop and organise educational programmes to advance the understanding of the public about exercise of their right to information. It is a gigantic task which requires involvement of various sections of society where non governmental organisations are doing their level duty best but it is yet necessary to rely on the Government duty and performance which should be a top priority of the appropriate government responsible to focus on the effective governance and charter of the public accountability and it is also necessary to provide better services for the awareness drive movement of the skill knowledge and unfinished task of our democracy right from the public information officer to the honourable High Court and the Supreme Court of India, where people are reluctant to approach for the remedial measures as facing financial problems in this behalf of the demand under public service utility/services/debates/focus on the improvement and outcome of the government machinery, taking cognisance of the eradication of corruption and its functioning to contain corruption and to hold Governments and their instrumentalities accountable to the governed, where in all Government functionaries are expected to assist the Government in eradication of corruption and the Government expects the public too to assist it in this field as without public cooperation it is not practicable to completely eradicate corruption, even the official responsibility for rooting out corruption in Government offices primarily rests with the Heads of the department and the Heads of the offices:- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL AND TRAINING PROVIDING ONLINE FACILITIES AND BENEFITS WITH TOPIC BASED SEARCH ON THE VARIOUS OMs AND NOTIFICATIONS ON THE WEBSITE OF THE DEPARTMENT FOR STAKE-HOLDERS

The right to information is implicitly guaranteed by the Constitution of our country, however with a view to set out a practical regime for the citizens to secure information as a matter of right, the Indian parliament enacted the Right to Information Act, 2005 . This law is very comprehensive and covers almost all matters of governance. This law has a wide reach, being applicable to Government at all levels-- Union, State and local as well as to the recipients of substantial Government funds. The basic object of the Right to information Act is to empower the citizens, to promote transparency and accountability in the working of the Government, to contain corruption, and to enhance people's participation in democratic process thereby making our democracy work for the people in a real sense. It goes without saying that an informed citizen is better equipped to keep necessary vigil on the instruments of governance and make the Government more accountable to the governed. Hence the Act is a big step towards making the citizens informed about the activities of the Government. As such the department of personnel and training has launched an online compilation of its office memorandums and notifications on Right to Information Act, 2005 with topic based search facilities. This compilation is available on the website of the department and is beneficial to all the stake holders. The Government and the department of personnel and training updating all office memorandums and notifications , so issued on the Right to information act, time to time at regular intervals and provided necessary help to the stakeholders for taking cogent decision making under the provision made and maintained for the public use, in this behalf of the demand under public utility/service:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

RTI APPLICATION REFERRED U/S 6(3) OF RTI ACT, 2005 BY DFO (H-QTR) CHAMBA ON 8-3-2025 REPLIED BY DFO CHURAH VIDE HIS NUMBER 1631DATED 27-7-2025 AND DELAYED MORE THAN REQUIRED

A RTI application was placed before the public information officer cum DFO Head quarter Office of the Chief Conservator of Forest Chamba on, 20-2-2025 and subsequently an Appeal also submitted before the FAA on 1-5-2025 and the second Appeal also processed before the SIC 21-7-2025 list by way and virtue of which now the PIO Cum DFO Churah forest Division Salooni District Chamba supplied relevant information of his division as related to the Extraction of roots of Kasmal from the private lands of area and circle and it is informed by the public information officer that twenty number contractors had been allowed to do this job of the private land under forest produce FCA -1980 for the year 2024-2025 and as per information received from the concerned public information officer of the Chamba district (based on the record) 57667.5 Qtls of roots of the Kasmal extracted from the area covered under Churah forest Division Salooni district Chamba and allowed for sale after its permission to sale for which rupees 400/ per Qtls have been assessed the evaluation based on the forest produce so extracted from the private land of the farmers and which is costing to rupees, 2,30,67000/only seems to be lesser side and even less than the fuel wood for which the evaluation should be correct and exact, so that the department of forest may take royalty charges, sale tax and GST as well as surcharge on the exact amount of the market value of the material converted from the roots of the Kasmal and creating environmental problems on the area of green belt protected by the farmers and also by the department of forest in concern to the digging and cutting as well as excavation of the land under roots of the Kasmal even the said material extracted is used for the purpose of the medicinal herbs and concerns for which the rate of the roots is on the lessor side and it is necessary to verify the facts of the market rates, so that the Government and the department of forest may take necessary charges from the private sector forest produce allowed for the open marketing. The illegal extraction of the Kasmal is a physical verification of the site and produce so extracted and noticed by the department or the complainant and for which a public authority is also not required to furnish information which require drawing of inference and/ making of assumptions. The information has been issued under section 2(f) of the Act and only refers to such material available in the records of the public authority, however information has been delayed by the public information officer and the part of information supplied by the public information officer related to his area and circle is proof and evidence on the record of all concerned for which second Appeal already submitted before the SIC on 21-7-2025 is proof and evidence on the record of the State information Commission for further action under law code manual prefixed under section 18to 20 of the RTI Act, 2005 :-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

OWNERSHIP OF CONSTITUTION RELATED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF COUNTRY BUT IT IS DIFFICULT TO PROTECT THE MEANINGFUL RESULTS OF THE OWNERSHIP ASSURED BY THE LAW CODE MANUAL, PREFIXED BY THE CONSTITUTION

The political parties working for the democratic Republic of country had created a strong sense of ownership of the Constitution and the willingness to protect it and on the other hand it is going to becoming the duty of the general public to protect their eligibility requirements by how or means and there is no option except to struggle for the fundamental rights. Our research shows that the Indian public acted on the basis that it belonged to them for getting their rights protected under the provision made by law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf, but it is not truly doing needful and working for the welfare of general public, even it is mentioned that Constitution of our country working for the welfare of general public, however it is difficult to protect the fundamental rights without protests and widespread struggles, more so the people's movements are depending upon the representation of the area and circle and taking no review of the work and conduct of the demand under public service and utility for the required protection of their general rights and the meaningful resultant of the equity for the good governance and accountability, even RTI and the RTS act adjudication too require litigation and legislation for which the matter already protected under the provision of the law and rules but no action is taken by the administration, as per the decision making of the Courts of law for using the Constitution of India and doing needful as a measure of the positive thinking at every  corner of the life and liberty and recognising the adverse effects against the governmental policy and rules and regulations adopted for the general fundamental rights to the expanded design and scope of the realisation for use of practical regime for the good governance and accountability, where every citizen of the country has been considered equal and at par with each other in the policy making of impact on the factor of safety and accountability for the good governance and accountability and charter of public accountability, being a time bar right to equality , but the RTI and the RTS act adjudication also facing delayed response of the public information officers, First Appellate authorities and the SIC or CIC as the case may be :-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

OUR CONSTITUTION IS PROTECTING OUR DEMOCRATIC RIGHTS SINCE INDEPENDENCE, HENCE WE ARE CELEBRATING OUR INDEPENDENCE DAY FOR THE FREEDOM OF OUR (RTI) AND THE (RTS) OPPORTUNITY GIVEN BY THE PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY OF COUNTRY.

Our Constitution is protecting our fundamental rights and taking cognisance of the law and rules working for the welfare of society and circle and doing needful for transparency and accountability in the administration, judiciary and the parliamentary democracy of our country providing access to information under the provision of RTI and the RTS act adjudication, so introduced in this behalf of the need of time and hour since 2005 , however, very few people are taking part in the procedural compliance of the process for the information through application before the public authority. Keeping in view the above position and situation of monitoring and reporting of the work and conduct of the RTI welfare programmes, the State information commissions and the Central information Commissions have been declared responsible to follow annual work and conduct of the each public authority and report compliance to the appropriate Government but it is regretted to point the non compliance at the levels of the SIC or CIC, as the case may be for which the State governments may be held responsible to do needful for the awareness drive programmes, however there is no required workshops and training seminars for this purpose of the demand under public utility/services and the various Groups and societies are taking cognisance of the demand under public service and arranging the online seminars and workshops on the captioned subject of required improvement in the transparency and accountability, which is always in the necessitated necessity of checks and balances and report and returns for the good governance and accountability and the RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 doing needful, in this behalf of the demand under public service. As such recently a weak long programme and celebration held for the awareness drive at Chamba in Minjar mela for 27-7-2025 to 3-8-2025 is recorded for the administrative reforms and brought to the notice of the Government and the respective Deputy Commissioner Chamba in this behalf of the work and improvement for the assurances given by the Government of India and the State Governments, on behalf of the Non -Governmental Organisations:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

UNIVERSITIES MAY FOLLOW PRACTICAL REGIME OF THE CAPTIONED SUBJECT RTI ACT, 2005 THROUGH THEIR INTRODUCTION OF PROVIDING ACCESS TO INFORMATION, CONNECTED THERE WITH OR CHAPTER FOR STUDY THERETO

Both the Central and the State Governments are obligated to create awareness about the provisions of the RTI and the RTS Act, financial assistance under this component will be provided to supplant these efforts of the State Governments, where competition in colleges and polytechnics and the ITI institutions also suggested on RTI and the RTS related themes, etc. The existing parliamentary, or the legislative Acts that created our universities also have many constraints and thus, as an approach it would be better to reform subject matter deliberations providing autonomy to the universities and ensure transparency and accountability through system of excellence in the higher education rather than interventions or controls, required to create an environment that encourages freedom of thought and is conductive to learning the understanding and knowledge which can thrive on the subject related to open societies of the demand under practical regime of right to information for fresh entrants, likely to conflict with other public interests including efficient operations of the Governments, optimum use of limited fiscal resources and the certain information to citizens who desire to have it at their own vision and existing in the form of data or analyzed data or abstracts, or statistics, required to be maintained under any law or the rules or the regulations of the public authorities. Many public authorities have, as a public relation exercise, provide advice, guidance and opinion to the citizens, but that is purely voluntary and should not be confused with any obligation for which the Universities would be far better to reform regulatory structures and the subject matter may provide autonomy to universities and ensure practical regime of the transparency and accountability through their system generated for the awareness drive and competition in the related themes of the obligated provision made for the study of an advance under standing and educational opportunities for the exercise of a practical regime in the future compliance of their necessitated necessity, being accountable to the governed:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

NO TREE SHOULD BE PLANTED WITHIN SIX METRES OF ANY MASONRY WORK, AND SPECIAL CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN FOR PLANTING TREES, AT ROAD CURVES AND CROSSINGS, SO THAT THEY DO NOT OBSTRUCT THE VISION

Nature is supreme and one should not Act against the natural reforms of the demand for good work and conduct preferred by the best suited climate change and natural evergreen suitable plantation for the excellent reforms too suggested by the department of arboriculture. As such a plant requires good depth of soil to enable its roots system to develop and this depends upon the kind of plant. If the roots of a tree cannot go deep down they spread side ways. Timber trees require a depth of four to nine metres, fruit trees 3.5 metres to 4.5 metres, grain crops 1.2 to 1.5 metres and ordinary garden crops 0.45 to 0.90 metre. Sandy loams or clay loams are fertile and suitable for tree growth. Keeping in view the required depth of the roots of different plants mentioned above, it is necessary to take cognisance of the depth before the plants are planted at a specific place, where it should be avoided to plant these plants very near of the building infrastructure, failing which it may effect the foundation and plinth of the surrounding areas building infrastructure. Suitable spacing for road side trees must be kept from 9to 15 metres according to the species of trees, the average being taken accordingly and no tree should be planted within 6 metres of any masonry work and this distance should be increased, as the roots of these three grow into the joints of masonry and damage them. Keeping in view the above guidelines of the suitable spacing special care should be taken for planting trees::-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association , registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh, phone number, 9459334377

PROGRAM OF IMPROVING TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN GOVERNMENT THROUGH EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF RTI ACT, SPREADING AWARENESS IN THE MINJAR MELA (RTI WEEK CELEBRATION) ORGANIZED BY RTI WELFARE SOCIETY REGISTERED NUMBER HPCD -3552 FOR 27-7-2025TO 3-8-2025 , IN CLOSE CONTACT WITH THE PUBLIC.

The right to information Act was enacted in, 2005,with the objectives of making the governance more transparent and accountable. In the last fifteen years an elaborate institutional mechanism has been set up, including set up of public authorities designations and laying down of detailed guidelines and instructions for dealing with the RTI requests, inline with the mandate of the Act. RTI online has also been launched to facilitate online filing of the RTI applications with facility for online payment of RTI fees along with the issued guidelines for implementation of suo motu disclosure under Section 4 of the RTI Act, 2005 by the Government of India and has also urged for state Governments to issue for the similar guidelines required for the state public authorities. Under the Xl five years plan, a centrally sponsored scheme titled " Improving transparency and accountability in Government through effective implementation of Right to Information Act " has also been launched since, 2010 . Guidelines for sanction and release of funds to SICs and ATIs for two components of the scheme, namely "awareness generation and capacity building" were issued vide number 1/6/2010 -IR, dated 16-8-2010 and the guidelines further revised of even number, dated 18-7-2013 and 22-8-2014 . As such the RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Working on the captioned subject has recently arranged a programme of awareness generation for the RTI and celebrated a week long programme in Minjar mela Chamba for the period of 27-7-2025 to 3-8-2025 which was obligated to create awareness about the provisions of the Act and a suitable plot and site for working was given to the Group identity furnished by Shri Pyar Muhammed finance Secretary of the Group Coordination Committee headed by the Chairperson of the Group coordination Committee and Shri Uttam Chand Vashishth, Volunteer and a BDC from Jadera along with Shri Yog Raj Mahajan and other members and working dignities of the RTI welfare association where in various activities including press meets, workshops and training programmes highlighted for the related work on the captioned subject, although expensive publicity could not be made by use of the displaying hoardings/electronic media generation programmes etc due to shortage of funds not supported by the SIC and the State Government as well as the Chamba administration, doing needful for the improving transparency and accountability in Government functioning through effective implementation of the Right to Information Act and helping to the possible extent of their capabilities, wherein the Chamba zone of RTI activists and volunteers also played an important role in colleges, Polytechnics and the ITIs during the past activities of awareness drive programmes in their local proposal for the organization of workshops/seminars and the competition for helpline answering queries of the general public and the new era entrants, taking interest in the RTI and the RTS act adjudication:-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

SOIL MECHANICS OF THE STRUCTURE, ENGINEERING PROPERTIES AND BEHAVIOR UNDER LOADING BRINGING CHANGES IN DIFFERENT WEATHER CONDITIONS MUST HAVE PROPER STUDY., BEFORE DESIGN OF STRUCTURE

The angle of repose of a soil is not the same as its angle of internal friction and the angle of repose is determined by the unstable layers at the surface of the slope, loosely tipped, where as internal friction includes not only intergranular friction but also interlocking. The angle of repose, however, is approximately equal to the angle of internal friction of sand in a loose state. The angle of internal friction for dense sands varies from 35 degree and 46 degree and for loose sands between 28 degree and 34 degree. That for dense well graded gravel may be as much as 50 degree. Some Engineers consider that in all formulae of soil pressure the angle of internal friction should be used and not the angle of repose. If a mass of earth (clay, sand, gravel or any such material) is left exposed to weather for sometimes its sides will slip and will gradually attain a stable slope without tending to slide. The angle between the horizontal and this slope is termed the natural angle of repose for that particular material. The limiting angle of a plane (surface of any material) to the horizontal on which plane rests a block, which is just on the point of sliding considered as the angle of friction. This angle depends upon the value of the co-efficient of friction between the two surfaces, ie the plane and the block. The tangent of the angle of the friction is known as the co-efficient of the friction or the co-efficient of the sliding friction. Most slips occur in cohesive soils due to increase in moisture content. For granular soils, the resistance in sliding is dependent upon the angle of internal friction. For sands a very small movement only is required to change the soil from at rest state to the active state. The natural, strangest and ultimate form of earth slopes is a concave curve in which the flattest portion is at the bottom. In constructing slopes the reverse of this  form is most often made , which invites slips. Straight or conclave slopes continue to slip until the natural form is attained. Therefore in cutting concave slopes should be formed to avoid slips. A number of methods are employed for testing soils which requires special laboratory equipments, and the bearing capacity of the soil depends upon the physical characteristics of the soil particles, ie size, shape, cohesive properties, frictional resistance and the power to retain moisture etc. The critical factor in the settlement of a structure is not the amount of settlement but the differential settlement between the different parts of a structure itself. Excessive pressure is Comparatively uncommon cause of settlement. Investigation of all layers under a foundation should be made as even thin layers are weak in shear can cause settlement. It is therefore necessary to design the structure as per the load bearing properties of the soil. Keeping in view the position of angle of repose and the co-efficient of friction it is necessary to place a building structure on the natural ground and avoid filling for the placement of the structure:--.Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

SECTION 25 OF THE RTI ASSURED FOR THE NECESSARY RECOMMENDATIONS RELATED TO ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS, BUT IT IS REGRETTED FOR THE LEGISLATION

At this juncture, of RTI and the RTS act adjudication, it is necessary to clear some misconceptions about the role played by the citizens of the country and related to the access to information that is available and existing in the performance made by the Government of India and the state Governments taking cognisance of the public authority and also an obligation upon the citizens of country and the RTI activists and volunteers, introducing themselves in the public relation exercise, providing advice, guidance and opinion to the citizens but that is purely voluntary and should not be confused with any obligation under the RTI and the RTS act adjudication, so issued for the empowerment of the citizens of country. As for the obligation of the public authorities, subject to the provision of this Act, since introduction wef setting out the practical regime of the RTI act required to secure the access to information under the control of public authorities, in order to promote transparency and accountability in the working of every public authority, is concerned the parliamentary democracy of the country is responsible to have verification of the monitoring and reporting, as paying salaries and perks to the staff and the Commissioners, appointed in this behalf of the demand under public service, and, 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 for war a copy thereof to the appropriate Government. And each Ministry and department shall, in relation to the public authorities within their jurisdiction, collect and provide such information to the CIC or SIC as the case may be, as is required to prepare the report under this section and provision and comply with the requirements concerning the furnishing of the information and keeping of records for the purposes of this legislation or common law or any other matter relevant for operationalising the right to access information. It is particularly mentioned here that the SIC taking no cognisance of the monitoring and reporting of routine annual report in the state of Himachal pradesh as per the RTI reveal, issued by the SIC and also agreed by the Secretary Vidhan Sabha in this behalf of the report and return, more over at present there is no post of commissioner for duty and function after retirement of the SIC and CIC from the office of the state information commissioner appointed under sub section (3) of section 15;-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

PIO-CUM - PANCHAYAT SECRETARY BALHSEENA DECLARED RESPONSIBLE UNDER SECTION 19(6) BY THE FAA FOR IMMEDIATE COMPLIANCE OF THE DIRECTION ISSUED UNDER AGREEMENT WITH THE DECISION MAKING OFFICE/AUTHORITY (BDO -JHANDUTTA) DISTRICT BILASPUR HIMACHAL PRADESH

" Complaints " against (APIO) Ghandir and Balhseena memo number 67-68 dated, 30-7-2024 and request for review and reexamine pending case processed on 19-5-2025 for complete information of accurate proceeding under section 19(6) of RTI act, 2005 as issue and matter yet pending "The above two number letters addressed to the Panchayat Secretary cum -public information officer Balhseena by the FAA -Cum Block Development Officer Jhandutta vide number 14163 dated 4-8-2025 and letter number 14165 dated 5-8-2025 , as such the APIO cum Panchayat Secretary Balhseena failed to supply complete information to appellant even matter brought to the kind notice of the Respective Chief Secretary Government of Himachal pradesh under the MGNREGS for taking cognisance of the work and conduct of construction agencies however the department taking no cognisance on the captioned subject related to construction of hume pipe culvert in village Kathuin under Gram Panchayat Balhseena for which the matter brought to the kind notice of the FAA under section 19(6) in person on 4-8-2025 at Jhandutta and the programme officer agreed to follow agreement with the decision of the Government of India decision issued vide DoP&T memo number 10/23/2007 -IR dated 9-7-2007 and issued above directions to the office and construction agency to do needful under section 19(6) of the RTI act, 2005,as responsible for the quasi-judicial function and FAA declared responsible to see to it that the justice is not only done, but it should also appear to have been done. In order to do so, the order passed by the appellate authority should be a speaking order giving justification for the decision arrived at. So keeping in view the above description of the decision taken by the FAA now the public information officer cum panchayat Secretary Balhseena has been prefixed with the direction of doing needful under section 19(6) failing which the appellant may write to the higher authority for intervention in the matter as kept pending since long and there is no compliance by the office of the Gram Panchayat Balhseena, even the FAA has examined said appeal of the appellant judiciously on 18-4-2025 and issued clear direction to the Junior Engineer Development Block Jhandutta for taking immediate action in the matter and remove complaint against the PIO and the FAA under MGNREGS, which is still pending before the department of the Rural development and Panchayati raj :-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

APPELLANT MAY ASK FAA AFTER 45 DAYS TO FOLLOW SECTION, 19(6) OF THE RTI ACT, 2005 AND FOLLOW SECOND COURSE OF ACTION FOR ISSUE COMPLETE INFORMATION, HIMSELF, INSTEAD OF AN ORDER TO THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER

Friends, It is necessary to follow Government of India's decision for disposal of First appeals under the RTI Act, 2005 , where in it is directed by the CIC to FAA regarding to examine the appeals judiciously and do needful mechanically to comply with the directions to furnish information to the appellant by use and exercise of the Section 19(6) of the RTI Act, 2005 , as such deciding appeal under the RTI act is a quasi -judicial function, hence it is necessary to see that the justice is not only done, but it should appear to have been done, In order to do so, the order passed by the FAA should be a speaking order giving justification for the decision arrived at, however it is for the appellant to report compliance for correct, complete and accurate information and in case part information is yet to be received from the public information officer, the matter may be brought to the notice of the FAA and Appellant is responsible to satisfy the FAA for releasing correct complete and accurate information, where the  FAA may himself give information to the appellant while disposing of the appeal, but satisfaction of the public authority is required to order, even though and more over, FAA may bring such issue and matter to the notice of the higher authority, in case the public information officer is not doing needful under the RTI act, 2005 , he should bring the matter to the notice of the officer in the public authority competent to take action against the public information officer. Such competent officer shall take necessary action , so as to ensure implementation of the provision of the RTI act, 2005 . So keeping in view the above guidelines of the DoP&T memo dated 10/23/2007-IR.dated , 9-7-2007 , it is becoming necessary for the appellant also to follow description made by the law and Act for doing needful under the provision made for enforcement of order to public information officer and wrong deal of case by the public information officer and intervention sought for action against the public information officer but the procedure is required to be adopted under such situation and position of the non compliance by applicant, where in there is no reason to deny for the information pending before the FAA, even after, 45 days of the cross and pass of the First appeal, so proceedings of the first appeals should have a quasi-judicial function at the level of the FAA after an end of 45 days, as per the decision making suggested for the FAA to record in writing the reason for not deciding the appeal within 30 days::-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number, 9459334377

RECOMMENDATIONS, REGARDING SUO MOTU DISCLOSURE UNDER SECTION 4

RTI IS A VERY IMPORTANT PLATFORM FOR OBTAINING TECHNOLOGY, REQUIRED FOR KINDS OF SOLUTIONS FROM THE SUPPLY OF SOURCE MANAGING COMPLEX MANPOWER TO THE NEEDFUL ONES.

The aim and objective of the RTI and the RTS act adjudication is very clear on the captioned subject of solutions of capabilities and targets made by the RTI activists and volunteers, working for the welfare of the people of society and circle or individual, where number of informations may be obtained from the public domain or through the access to information with system working at the levels of the public authority where information could be obtained by way of the online operation of the Artificial intelligence or through the physical mode of codal formalities fulfilled for the required process made by the Act for basic concept of the demand under public utility and further operation by the public information officer, declared responsible for the timely action, accuracy and correctness of the information failing which matter may be brought to the notice of the FAA and SIC or CIC as the case may be. No doubt one may get his information from the public authority however it is too necessary to follow the procedural compliments of the demand under public utility. As for technology, guiding parameters and creating layout of the information are concerned, it is duty of the applicant to process the act under instructions, ensuring accuracy of the asked margin of reply, so that necessary information available with the government office and public domain may be delivered to the concerned applicant, however it is also necessary for the dealing hand to verify the facts narrated by the description made and information developed for the specific purpose for which the applicant is collecting said data and information from the public domain and the office for work and conduct, where one can have very useful material from the government corridor, but at the same time it is too necessary for the applicant and volunteers to have knowledge and skill on the captioned subject of demand under public utility for which professional informations must have professional eye que on the subject matter deliberation, required for the use and exercise of the applicant, as such social platform and group activities are also fruitful in such type of the requirements in the co-working space and academic capabilities as well as experience in the field of participation too necessary to have full knowledge and discoveries. Learning by doing the job of skill professional development is also an idea behind the information, which may serve the purpose of the applicants, so it is necessary for the new era entrants to join the group activities and improve work and conduct of the detailed information and the layout plan of the design &scope of the demand under public utility, where one may get his useful scientific and professional procurement from the available source of supply for which the RTI and the RTS is a very important tool however inspiration and cooperation as well as hard work of the individual may bring results of the information sought from the Indian venture working at the global market in this behalf of the credibility across the global levels performance and achievements.

MINUTES OF ONLINE RTI MEETING ARRANGED BY THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, RELATED TO ELIMINATION OR DESTRUCTION OF RECORDS

It was an occasion today on 10-8-2025 when attended the online meeting of National campaign Committee headed by Former CIC Shri Shailesh Gandhi and convened by Shri Shivanand Diwedi related to the Record Management constitute an important part of any office and it is therefore necessary to retain and properly care for outlive their utility to be destroyed, relieving pressure on costly storage, space which is more urgently required. The term record management is very wide and includes inter alia principles, practices and skill needed for achieving the most effective creation, use, maintenance, retention, protection, preservation and weeding/elimination of record. The main purposes of the record management are (2) To speed up the location of and reference to record as a means of speeding up disposal of business. (2) To effect savings in cost of creating, locating, using,maintaining, retaining, preserving and eliminating record. (3) A scrupulous avoidance of creation of unnecessary record in all offices. It is the foremost duty of all offices and officers to see that only that record is created in the Department as is essential. (4) To retain only the necessary active and required record. (5) Audit of record, creation which requires consistent vigilance on the part of officers to ensure that Reports, Returns, Statements and Registers etc, prepared or maintained in various offices under their control are the minimum required for the efficient functioning of the Department. As for as recording is concerned, it is the process of closing of a file after action on all the issues under consideration thereon has been completed. When no further action is required to be taken on a file the section officer may approve to file being recorded under one of the following classes :-- Class 1 -- to be retain for one year Class 11 -- to be retained for three years. Class 111 -- to be retained for eight years. Class 1V -- to be retained for fifteen years. Class V -- to be retained for permanently. (NOTE) :-- (a) The period prescribed for retention should invariably be taken to run from the date of final order on the file. (b) All important files or notes containing orders for future guidance or established precedents will be retained permanently. (c) Cases in which the conduct of the officers has been noticed and entries made in the character rolls maintained by the Department will be retained so long as the officer affected remains in the service of the Government. The questions and queries noticed by the senior key members and guides present on the occasion replied to the concerned and the meeting was over at about 1.30 pm :-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number 9459334377

MINUTES OF ONLINE RTI MEETING HELD FOR THE MECHANICAL OBSERVATION OF SECTION 19(6) OF RTI ACT, 2005 ASSURED BY THE DoP&T MEMO NUMBER 10/23/2007-IR DATED, 9-7-2007 , IN THIS BEHALF OF THE, QUASI-JUDICIAL FUNCTION BY THE (FAA)

A RTI welfare Meeting has been convened by the Chamba zone of activists and other volunteers and activists of the Association registered number HPCD, 3552 Bilaspur Himachal pradesh today on 10-8-2025 right from 8.00 am to 9-30 am which was attended by Shri Pyar Muhammed State Finance Secretary of the welfare Association, Shri Prem Singh Tangania from Solan zone Shri Uttam Chand Vashishth Volunteer and BDC Jadera Shri Chaman and some other new era entrants taking cognisance of the RTI promotion and benefits of the demand under public service/utility made by the parliamentary democracy to citizens of the country for their use and exercise in taking information and access to findings for the required disposal of first appeals under the Act, where in it is resented by the people of the area and circle that FAA do not examine the appeals judiciously and express their agreement with the decision of the Government of India, Department of personnel and training memo number 10/23/2007-IR dated, 9-7-2007 where in Section 19(6) making responsibility for the deciding appeals under the RTI Act, as a quasi -judicial function, it is therefore necessary, that the FAA should see to it that the justice is not only done but it should also appear to have been done. In order to do so, the order passed by the FAA should be a speaking order giving justification for the decision arrived at, And, if the FAA comes to a conclusion that the appellant should be supplied information in addition to what has been supplied to him by the public information officer, he may either (1) pass an order directing the public information officer to give such information to the appellant;or(2) he himself may give information to the appellant while disposing of the appeal. If, in any case, the public information officer does not implement the order passed by the appellate authority and the appellate authority feels that intervention of the higher authority is required to get his order implemented, he should bring the matter to the notice of the officer in the public authority (Head of the Department) competent to take action against the such public information officer from where further action may be initiated against the public information officer, in this behalf of the assured compliance and non - implementation of the information. Keeping in view the above situation and position of the decision making by the Government of India and department of the personnel, it is very clear that the FAA may do needful as per section 19(6) of the RTI, hence RTI activists and volunteers must follow section 19(6) of the RTI Act , 2005 , where there is no problem to have process for the directions, mechanically, instead of to follow SIC or CIC as the case may be :- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

ADMINISTRATIVE DELAYS ARE A SOURCE OF DISCONTENT, AND DELAY BREEDS CORRUPTION, SO EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION AND SPEEDY DISPOSAL OF WORK AND REMEDIAL ACTION IS ALWAYS PREFERRED BY THE EFFICIENCY IN ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS ORGANIZATION

The State Information Commission working on the captioned subject of Appeals and Complaints, if , taking no correct measures and compliance under law code manual prefixed by the RTI Act, the matter may also be brought to the notice of the department of administrative reforms under the rules of allocation of business, the administrative reforms organisation is required to conduct test inspections and checks to ensure the correct observance of the Government instructions, rules and procedures. The organization will, in particular direct its attention to the following (a) due observance of all instructions issued for the conduct of work. (b) Simplification and reduction of labour, improvement in methods of work, etc (c) information management including review of the reports and returns and efficacy of analysis of data. (d) economy and rationalization, and (e) Delegation and decentralisation of powers and authority. Keeping in view the above procedures and methods for disposal of work references should be made to the department of administrative reforms organisation for matters relating to efficient disposal of works, monitoring of disposal, identification of delays and remedial action, so that it may be brought to the notice of the appropriate Government for realisation that administrative delays are a source of discontent and the delay breeds corruption, and effective implementation of the Government policies and programmes largely depends upon an efficient and speedy disposal of the work. As such it is becoming necessary to report such delays before the department of administrative reforms as the department of DoP&T divided into two sections of the systematic decision making and inspections of the need for speedy disposal of cases for which the government is responsible to have needful and take matter with the Heads of department and in the case of difference of opinion the matter may be brought to the notice of respective Chief Secretary of the Government and the orders of the said office will be obtained in the matter before asking the Heads of the departments, to implement the recommendations:-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association, registeration number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number, 9459334377