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Mizoram launches online processing of RTI
Aizawl, July 2
The Mizoram government launched online processing of the RTI making it the 8th state in the country to offer online facilities for the applicants who are seeking various information under the Right to Information Act, officials said on Saturday.
Launching the Mizoram RTI online scheme at a function held here, Chief Minister Zoramthanga highlighted the practicality of providing easy accessibility to RTI applications and being able to track the progress of the applications by the applicants from remote places and outside the state.
He also said that this RTI online facility will be a useful platform to showcase the achievement and performances of the state government. "Users can track their RTI application, thus fulfilling transparency while the online platform will ensure timely delivery of the queries as well," he added.
Officials said that for those who want to file an online RTI application but do not have the necessary device, there are around 800 Common Service Centres and Rural Information Kiosks across the state to facilitate them.
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