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With transparency and good governance in mind, Indian law provides citizens with the right to ask for information from public bodies. Any citizen can make an application for information and can access information such as details of project budgets, implementation status, the status of any complaint/application they have made to any government body. Such an application is commonly referred to as an RTI or RTI application.

To know more about the law on right to information, visit nyaaya.org

With transparency and good governance in mind, Indian law provides citizens with the right to ask for information from public bodies. Any citizen can make an application for information and can access information such as details of project budgets, implementation status, the status of any complaint/application they have made to any government body. Such an application is commonly referred to as an RTI or RTI application.

To know more about the law on right to information, visit nyaaya.org

With transparency and good governance in mind, Indian law provides citizens with the right to ask for information from public bodies. Any citizen can make an application for information and can access information such as details of project budgets, implementation status, the status of any complaint/application they have made to any government body. Such an application is commonly referred to as an RTI or RTI application.

To know more about the law on right to information, visit nyaaya.org

With transparency and good governance in mind, Indian law provides citizens with the right to ask for information from public bodies. Any citizen can make an application for information and can access information such as details of project budgets, implementation status, the status of any complaint/application they have made to any government body. Such an application is commonly referred to as an RTI or RTI application.

To know more about the law on right to information, visit nyaaya.org

With transparency and good governance in mind, Indian law provides citizens with the right to ask for information from public bodies. Any citizen can make an application for information and can access information such as details of project budgets, implementation status, the status of any complaint/application they have made to any government body. Such an application is commonly referred to as an RTI or RTI application.

To know more about the law on right to information, visit nyaaya.org

With transparency and good governance in mind, Indian law provides citizens with the right to ask for information from public bodies. Any citizen can make an application for information and can access information such as details of project budgets, implementation status, the status of any complaint/application they have made to any government body. Such an application is commonly referred to as an RTI or RTI application.

To know more about the law on right to information, visit nyaaya.org

With transparency and good governance in mind, Indian law provides citizens with the right to ask for information from public bodies. Any citizen can make an application for information and can access information such as details of project budgets, implementation status, the status of any complaint/application they have made to any government body. Such an application is commonly referred to as an RTI or RTI application.

To know more about the law on right to information, visit nyaaya.org

Trigger Warning: This audio story contains information on violence, abuse and slurs which some readers may find disturbing. Follow the story of Anne who discusses a situation of sexual harassment at the workplace with her mother, Alice.

It’s Christmas and all the relatives are at the Maria Family home.  Amaya, Anne and Alice are glad to see some new faces after so long!  Before the feast, Amaya’s uncle, David, takes her to the park nearby where Amaya runs towards the swings.

Amaya was waiting for Santa to come down the chimney to give gifts to  her. She was a good girl all year, she thought to herself. She hummed the tune, ‘You better watch out, You better not cry....".