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Question
What is the significance of the Right to Information granted by an Act enacted in 2005?
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Solution
Right to Information Act 2005 enabled citizens to secure information from Public Authorities, Government Offices, Financial Institutions, and Public Sector Undertakings in respect of documents and records under their charge. This right could curb corruption and promote transparency in Government departments.
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