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Right to Information Act, 2005: Expectations and Constraints

The right to information has long proven to be a key component of healthy democracy. It empowers the citizens with the right to demand what activities are being done and decisions are being taken in their name. The RT/ Act of India largely meets international best practices, yet its effectiveness will depend heavily upon the government's determination to implement the law in the same spirit of openness and transparency in which it was enacted. Without the strong willingness for its effective implementation, it may remain confined to a small section of society.