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Dear Client,
The Right to Information Act 2005 (RTI ACT) was enacted to obtain information from the Public Authority which is defined under Section 2 (h) of the Act. The provisions of the Act are only related to the information to be obtained from public authorities. LIC and the other four Public Sector Health Insurers, namely, National Insurance, New India Insurance, Oriental Insurance, and UIIC being a PSU are covered under RTI Act. The Act is not applicable to private companies. However, the

Dear Client,
I understand your concern regarding obtaining a death certificate for your grandmother who passed away in September 2021. In India, the death certificate is a crucial document issued by the local municipal authority or panchayat office upon submission of necessary documents and information. To obtain the death certificate, you will typically need to provide details such as the deceased person's name, date of death, place of death, and supporting documents like a doctor's certificate

Dear Client,
Yes, you can file a Right to Information (RTI) request to seek details about the training costs incurred by a company, provided the company falls under the purview of the RTI Act, 2005. The RTI Act applies primarily to government organizations, public sector undertakings, and other entities defined as "public authorities" under the Act. If the company you are referring to is a public sector entity or a government-owned corporation, you can file an RTI application to request the spec

Dear Client,
The requirement for a father's name on various documents, even when a mother is divorced and all other documents have only the mother's name, often stems from traditional administrative practices and legal frameworks in India. Historically, many Indian laws and procedures have emphasized the father's name as a primary identifier. However, this can be challenged under modern legal principles that recognize the rights of single and divorced mothers. You can approach the relevant autho

Dear Client,
The Right to Information Act 2005 (RTI ACT) was enacted to obtain information from the Public Authority which is defined under Section 2 (h) of the Act. The provisions of the Act are only related to the information to be obtained from public authorities. The Act is not applicable to private companies. However, the information of the private company can be obtained from its regulator, if any. Regulators can provide only the information a company is bound to furnish. At the same time,

Dear Client,

Yes, under the Right to Information (RTI) Act, you have the right to request an enquiry report from the Public Information Officer (PIO) regarding your complaint. The RTI Act, 2005, empowers citizens to seek information from public authorities, including reports, documents, and records related to their complaints or grievances. To request the enquiry report, you can submit an RTI application to the PIO of the concerned public authority, specifying the details of your complaint and

Dear Client,
In case your driving license is missing, you need to file a complaint to the local police and produce a copy of the complaint to file for a duplicate driving license. You can obtain a duplicate copy by filing an application online at https://parivahan.gov.in.
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Dear Client,
The Jammu and Kashmir Government provides 10% reservation for residents of backward areas (RBA) in the State. Whereas, the EWS reservation is provided for the people of the General Category whose annual income is less than 8 lakhs per annum. Further, the J&K govt through an amendment to the J&K reservation rules,2005 stated that the people belonging to the RBA category are ineligible for the EWS certificate. Hence, in light of such an amendment, you cannot avail the benefit of both

Dear Client,
The PPO account details such as bank account numbers and addresses cannot be disclosed under the Right To Information Act, 2005 as they are considered as personal information under Section 8(1)(j) of the Act. Further, the personal information can be disclosed only if it is in the larger public interest. In case your cousins are misusing your aunt's money, you can file a criminal complaint to the local police and seek appropriate actions against them. If required, you can consult an

Dear Client,
The Jammu and Kashmir Government provides 10% reservation for residents of backward areas (RBA) in the State. Whereas, the EWS reservation is provided for the people of the General Category whose annual income is less than 8 lakhs per annum. Further, the J&K govt through an amendment to the J&K reservation rules,2005 stated that the people belonging to the RBA category are ineligible for the EWS certificate. Hence, in light of such an amendment, if you belong to the RBA category, th