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Chief Justice of the Gauhati High Court Jasti Chelameswar today underlined the significance of the Right to Information (RTI) Act by describing it as an instrument that could help bring transparency and accountability in administration, which in turn would create… Read moreRTI Act can create fair society: Justice Jasti
The much acclaimed Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005, might have unleashed a movement for transparency in public conduct, but its implementation is not finding favours with the state’s top bureaucracy. It became the point of a heated discussion at… Read moreBureaucrats give thumbs down to the RTI Act
The limited success achieved by people in solving their grievances under Right to Information (RTI) act has triggered a mass level awareness campaign across the city to give India “Purna Swaraj” (complete independence). “The act says it is government responsibility… Read moreUsing RTI for India`s `Purna Swaraj`
Suresh Kamath, the managing director of Chennai based Laser Soft Infosystems Ltd is an unusual man. Unlike most other entrepreneurs, he does not aspire to create a business empire; his sole ambition is to provide employment to 10,000 people. He… Read moreSuresh Kamath: Man with a mission
A book was cast in stone more than 3,500 years ago in Babylon and was found by a British professor late last century. What impressed him — and helped him come out of a debt crisis — were the inscriptions… Read more3,500-year-old Investment Tips that still works!
Year 1902, Place: Belur Math Swami Vivekananda was staying in the Math. Some Santhal laborers used to work in the Math. They were poor, uneducated and simple. Swamiji had great sympathy, bordering on love, for these laborers who, despite honest… Read moreSwami Vivekananda and his compassion