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This is History (847) Modi’s next Avataar to see ‘impossibles’ Phalhari lunch served AAP ko Chandaa... UT cadre IPS officer Surendra Singh Yadav seeks voluntarily retirement Three IAS officers appointed Observers Dr Tajinder Singh likely to return to parent cadre in Feb Tarun Shridhar is also Secretary, Food Processing Industries till Oct 21 Avinash K Srivastava gets charge of Secretary, Food, Public Distribution Read All Whispers....	Raghavendra Rao assigned charge of Secretary, Pharmaceuticals Dr. Anu Peter transferred to Southern Railway Two IRSS officers transferred Dr. Moodavath transferred to South Central Railway Eight IDAS officers transferred Nishant Verma is also DIGF Wildlife in EF&CC CMD NTPC given Additional Charge of DVC Posting of 1986 batch IAS officers to start from December ? No IAS officer left in offer list of GoI Pr Commissioner takes Voluntary Retirement Read All Whispers....	Corporate Headlines Choudhary is Dy MD & CFO of Spentex Industries Luthra is Independent Dir of Panacea Biotec Kanakagiri quits as Independent Director of Omaxe Ltd Mrs Kumaramangalam is Independent Director of Poddar Pigments Read All News... DEBATE – What will be the political scenario in the country after 2 What people say about us! Keep up the superb work in the media world. T N Katju FORUM Mrs Arundhati Bhattacharya inducted on RIL Board Former SBI Chairperson Mrs Arundhati Bhattacharya has been inducted on RIL Board. But wouldn't that cast aspersions on all the decisions taken by her as Head of SBI relating to Reliance. Ravi RTI No fee to be charged for delay The Appellant acknowledged the receipt of the letter from CBSE, New Delhi dated 29.04.2017 seeking a fee of Rs.2/- per page for 40 pages of information to be furnished to him. He contested that since the reply was received beyond 30 days, no fee could be deposited by him. Regarding the plea of the Appellant regarding disclosure of information without any charges, the CIC observed that no response was provided to the Appellant within the mandatory period of 30 days from the date of RTI application, hence the information should indeed be provided to him, free of cost. Comments As per Section 7(6) of the RTI Act, the person making request for the information shall be provided the information free of charge where a public authority fails to comply with the time limits specified of 30 days prescribed u/s 7 (1). Citation:Mr. Pawan Kumar Sharma v. Central Board of Secondary Education in Complaint No.:- CIC/CBSED/C/2017/140614-BJ, Date of Decision: 31.08.2018 Dr. Anuradha Verma (dranuradhaverma@yahoo.co.in) is the co-author of the books: RIGHT TO INFORMATION – LAW AND PRACTICE and PIO’s guide to RTI. Her other articles can be read at the website of RTI Foundation of India at http://www.rtifoundationofindia.com/ INTERVEW Maharashtra attracts maximum number of foreign tourists in India- says P J Nainduttia MD MTDC

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