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The right to information act is not about citizen empowerment alone it essentially redefines the concept of accountability. Discuss

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Answered by ShreyaSrivastava221
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Answered by phenomenalguy
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  • RTI, Right to information is an act of Independent government that got amended back in 2005. Since its amendment, the act never failed to empower the people of our nation and solve the queries of customers and consumers of our nation. Actually, the act has redefined the concept of accountability rather just being a law that can be utilized to obtain information.

Some extraordinary upgrades in the society that done by this act as follows

  • The act induced a sense of involvement among the citizens of the nation in an expectation of perfect justice.  
  • This act has empowered the common man to utilize the prescribed rights with full potential.
  • This act helped the right information to access every corner of the nation either by direct or indirect means.
  • It has reduced the spreading of wrong or incorrect information among the public.

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