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1. who has the right to information under RTI Act?
(a) Central Government employees
(b) State Government employees
(c) Members of Parliament
(D) All citizens of India
(b) State Government employees
(c) Members of Parliament
(D) All citizens of India
2. Democratic Republic was established by _____
Constitution of India
3. RTI means
Right to Information
4. RTI Act was enacted by Parliament in the ____ year of the Republic of India
56th year
5. Certain Provisions of RTI Act came into force on the ________day from the date of enactment.
120th Day
6. Who constituted a body to be known as “Central Information Commission”,
to exercise the powers conferred on it under the RTI Act?
Central Government
7. Who shall designate Central Public Information Officers / Central Assistant
Public Information Officers in all administrative units or offices under RTI
Act ?
Public Authority
8. Who shall appoint the Chief Information Commissioner and Information
Commissioners ?
President
9. Which of the following statements is correct in respect of the meaning of
a Competent Authority under this Act?
(a) Chief Justice of India in the case of Supreme Court
(b) Speaker in the case of the House of the People or Legislative Assembly
(c) President or Governor in the case of authorities under the Constitution
(D) All the above
(b) Speaker in the case of the House of the People or Legislative Assembly
(c) President or Governor in the case of authorities under the Constitution
(D) All the above
10. What does Information under the RTI Act mean?
(a) e-mails and opinions
(b) Press releases
(c) Contracts
(D) All the above
(b) Press releases
(c) Contracts
(D) All the above
11. A Public Authority is established or constituted by—
(a) A law made by Parliament
(b) The Constitution
(c) A notification issued or order made by the appropriate Government
(b) The Constitution
(c) A notification issued or order made by the appropriate Government
(d) All the above
12. Who constitutes a body known as State Information Commission by
notification in the Official Gazette, to perform functions of RTI Act?
State Government
13. Who appoints the State Chief Information Commissioner and the State
Information Commissioners?
Governor
14. How many types of public authorities are there?
(a) State Public Authorities
(b) Central Public Authorities
(b) Central Public Authorities
(c) Both (a) and (b)
15. Which are the following easily accessable methods adopted by a Public
Authority to communicate the information to the public?
(a) Newspapers
(b) Media Broadcasts
(c) Internet
(b) Media Broadcasts
(c) Internet
(d) All the above
16. What is the quantum of funds of all Flagship programmes earmarked for
updating records, improving infrastructure, etc.?
1%
17. The Government of India shall earmark 1% of the funds of all Flagship
programmes for a period of _______, for updating records and establishing
the Public Records Offices.
5 years
18. What is the limit of procurement made by Public Authorities to be disclosed
on implementation of comprehensive end-to-end e-procurement under
Section 4 of RTI Act?
10 Lakhs
19. What is the frequency to update information on official tours of Ministers
and other officials?
Once in Half year
20. Which of the following items may be disclosed under the suo motu
disclosure provisions of Section 4 ?
(a) Information related to procurement
(b) Foriegn Tours of Prime Ministers/Ministers
(c) Transfer Policy and Orders
(b) Foriegn Tours of Prime Ministers/Ministers
(c) Transfer Policy and Orders
(D) All the above
