Subject to the provisions of the Act, the citizens of India can file online application under the Right to Information Act, 2005.

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A RTI web portal has been started for easy filing of applications by Indian citizens, including those who are living abroad.

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It has been decided to roll out RTI online in the state secretariat from January 1, 2015 and across the state in all government offices by ...

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OnlineRTI, which claims to have received about 33,450 RTI applications since its formation last year, is run by a team of 14 professionals.

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Citizens will be able to file RTI applications online from tomorrow in all central govt ministries and departments in the national capital.

The govt has extended the facility of e-filing of RTI applications to President and Vice President's secretariat, and Foreign Ministry amon...

In a step towards enhancing transparency, the Centre has extended facility of e-filing of RTI applications to ministries of Home Affairs.

Soon RTI applicants can seek information related to all central ministries or departments here through a web portal.

The government will soon launch an e-portal where an applicant would be able to file RTI application online and pay the Rs 10 fee too.

Indians living abroad would have to wait longer for a convenient process of filing Right to Information (RTI) applications online.