Meghalaya

Lack of awareness coupled with lax initiatives for imparting training to public information officers have retarded the success of the act in Meghalaya.

In yesterday's cabinet meeting, decision was taken to make a 'minor amendment' the right to information rule by which a citizen can also pay the fees by postal order for obtaining an information from

Almost 2000 visitors, More than 150 Applications, Visitors from Pynursla, Khlierahat, Jowai, Mairang, Lyngam Area, Tura, Sohrynkham, Mawkyrwat, Mawnsynram. Three day help desk at Jowai.

For us here, Drive against Bribe Campaign expectedly has been a wider RTI campaign.

It was overwhelmingly busy today at the RTI help desk...before we could even open the doors, two persons were waiting with questions.There were a total of 73 visitors.

10.30am People were waiting, much before the help desk opened. A FIR problem. Lost Driving License and for at least six months Aldrick Lyngdoh was trying to file an FIR.

The Meghalaya government was caught on the wrong foot by a group of NGOs which, by ferreting out statistics under the Right to Information Act, accused it of

The State government of Meghalaya has attempted to put in place mechanisms for implementation of the Right to Information Act 2005. All government depts. have appointed PIOs and APIOs.