RTI Wiki

DISCLAIMER: RTI Wiki is an independent, unofficial reference and educational app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the Government of India, the Central Information Commission, or any public authority. It is not a law firm and does not file RTI applications on your behalf. To file an RTI or an appeal, use the relevant government authority's official portal, not RTI Wiki. RTI Wiki helps citizens, students, journalists, lawyers and transparency activists understand and use the Right to Information Act, 2005. It explains the law in plain language and helps you prepare your own application. You always file through the relevant official government channel. WHAT YOU GET - 1,100+ plain-language articles on the RTI Act and how to use it - 180+ citizen situation guides, each naming the authority, form, fee and next forum - Free tools to help you draft RTI applications and first appeals - The full RTI Act, 2005, section by section, with the official source - 5 CPD courses with quizzes to build your RTI knowledge - The RTI Playbook companion OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT SOURCES RTI Wiki cites government sources alongside the information they support. The publisher-maintained directory of sources used across the app is available at https://righttoinformation.wiki/official-sources Core official references: - RTI Act, 2005 full text, Central Information Commission: https://cic.gov.in/sites/default/files/RTI_English.pdf - About the Central Information Commission: https://cic.gov.in/introduction - RTI frequently asked questions, Central Information Commission: https://cic.gov.in/faqs - Directory of State Information Commissions: https://cic.gov.in/links-to-state-information-commissions - National Portal of India: https://www.india.gov.in Guides on other subjects link to the official portal of the authority concerned. Those sources are also identified in the publisher-maintained source directory above. MEMBERSHIP Optional membership (₹49 a month, ₹469 a year or ₹5,000 once) unlocks full articles in the app; the website stays free to read with ads. Articles show a three-paragraph preview without membership. Supporter subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled in Google Play. Patron is a one-time lifetime purchase with no renewal. Restore purchases from Profile. Prices shown here are for India; Google Play displays local pricing before purchase. PRIVACY The Android app contains no advertising or analytics SDK. Optional accounts support sign-in and sync. Membership purchases use Google Play Billing; purchase history is sent to the publisher server to verify and record membership, linked to the wiki account when signed in. The app never receives card, bank or UPI credentials. Privacy policy: https://righttoinformation.wiki/privacy-policy-app RTI Wiki is developed and operated by Bighelpers Software and Solutions Pvt. Ltd. and is powered by righttoinformation.wiki. It is an independent civil-society reference, not a government body or paid filing service.