How can right to information be made more effective ?

2 answers:

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To make the fundamental right to information more effective. Set up system and mechanism which may help people to easy access. Transparency and accountability in governance. In public office minimize inefficiency and corruption.

cricket20 [7]1 year ago

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Answer:

Be simple and less formal

Explanation:

Use simple and receptive words because it is more effective

Use simple words while conveying the message seriously to the person

When People see less formal words and less Hard phrase they get it more simple

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How can right to information be made more effective ?