Information is regarded as the oxygen of democracy. Access to information not only facilitates active participation of the people in the democratic governance process, but also promotes openness, transparency and accountability in administration. The Indian "Right to Information Act" basically has two Parts-(a) Substantive Act, and (b) Procedural Act. It is the mandate of sections 3 and 4 of the Act to provide information to the citizens. The study analyse the knowledge, awareness, perception, attitude and importance of the RTI Act among the policy makers i.e. Bureaucrats, knowledge donor...
Information is regarded as the oxygen of democracy. Access to information not only facilitates active participation of the people in the democratic go...