This authoritative work by Srivastava provides a comprehensive commentary on the Right to Information laws in India, explaining the legal framework that promotes transparency, accountability, and good governance. The book examines the statutory provisions governing access to information, obligations of public authorities, and the rights of citizens under the RTI regime. It integrates legislative text with judicial interpretation to clarify the scope, limitations, and practical application of the right to information.
Key Features
- Detailed section-wise commentary on Right to Information laws
- Explanation of duties and obligations of public authorities
- Analysis of exemptions, limitations, and procedural requirements
- Discussion on powers and functions of information commissions
- Judicial interpretation through important and landmark decisions
- Updated 4th edition reflecting practical developments in RTI jurisprudence
This book is especially useful for advocates, judges, information officers, public authorities, academicians, legal researchers, activists, and professionals dealing with transparency and governance issues. It serves as a reliable reference for understanding the enforcement, interpretation, and practical working of the Right to Information laws in India.