RTI Wiki
Your next step under the RTI Act
An independent guide to filing RTI applications in India.
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What it does
RTI Wiki helps you understand the Right to Information Act, 2005 and take a clear next step. It explains the law in plain language, helps you draft a request, and links each guide to the official source or filing portal.
It is an independent, unofficial app. It is not affiliated with the Government of India and does not file applications for you. Articles, tools, books and courses on the RTI Wiki website are free. Learner certificates are free after the required assessments are passed.
- Guided help to draft an RTI request
- Plain-language guides to the RTI Act
- Links to official sources and portals
- Free articles on the RTI Wiki website
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What’s new
New features are posted here when they ship, newest first.
Website: free books and courses
On the RTI Wiki website, The RTI Playbook PDF and EPUB downloads and CPD courses are free. Learner certificates are free after the required assessments are passed.
Smaller Android download
Android version 1.4.1 is a smaller download after code and resource optimisation.
Optional membership and passkey sign-in on iOS
iPhone and iPad version 1.3.0 added optional Supporter and Patron membership, account sign-in and passkeys.
