The Right to Information Act, 2005 is a landmark legislation in India that aims to promote transparency and accountability in the functioning of public authorities. The Act gives every citizen the legal right to seek information from government departments and public institutions, thereby strengthening democratic governance. It was enacted with the objective of empowering citizens, controlling corruption, and making the government more responsible and open to the people. One of the most important features of the Act is that it grants the right to information to all citizens of India. Any person can request information from a public authority by submitting a simple application. The applicant is not required to give any reason for seeking information, which makes the process easy and citizen friendly. The Act covers all levels of government including central, state, and local bodies, as well as organizations that are substantially funded by the government. The Act clearly defines what is meant by information. Information includes records, documents, memos, emails, opinions, reports, data, and material held in any form. Citizens can seek inspection of documents, take certified copies, and even obtain information in electronic form. This wide scope ensures that almost every kind of official information comes within the reach of the public. Another significant feature of the