CM Omar launches J&K RTI portal to boost transparency, citizen access
SRINAGAR: In a step towards simplifying citizen access to information Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday launched the Jammu & Kashmir Right to Information Online portal to enhance transparency and accountability in governance. “This initiative will provide easy access to government information under the RTI Act, empowering citizens with a faster, more transparent, and cost-efficient mechanism,” he said. Developed by National Informatics Centre Jammu and Kashmir, the portal introduces a shift from manual to online RTI applications. The portal integrates 61 government departments, 272 nodal officers/public authorities, 720 First Appellate Authorities, and 3,419 Central Public Information Officers and Public Information Officers, ensuring comprehensive coverage and making the citizens informed about the activities of the government.
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