SCOPE National Meet on RTI Act organised in Shillong
The meeting was addressed by Shri Heeralal Samariya, Chief Information Commissioner, CIC; Shri H. Nongpluh, State Chief Information Commissioner, Meghalaya; Shri Atul Sobti Director General, SCOPE and Senior officials of Meghalaya Govt., Govt. of India and PSEs. The meeting was attended by over 80 participants from 34 PSEs.
Bringing its capacity-building endeavor to the North Eastern region of the country, the Standing Conference of Public Enterprises (SCOPE), an apex body of Public Sector Enterprises (PSEs) organized its ‘National Meet on Right To Information (RTI) Act’ in Shillong, Meghalaya.
The meeting was addressed by Shri Heeralal Samariya, Chief Information Commissioner, CIC; Shri H. Nongpluh, State Chief Information Commissioner, Meghalaya; Shri Atul Sobti Director General, SCOPE and Senior officials of Meghalaya Govt., Govt. of India and PSEs. The meeting was attended by over 80 participants from 34 PSEs.
Shri Heeralal Samariya interacting with the participants said that the Right to Information Act intends to foster transparency and accountability in governance. Commending the large participation in SCOPE’s workshop, he asserted that though RTI is a small Act, it is the most powerful Act. He further advised officials to facilitate information to the Public as it is their right and be up-to-date in displaying their information in the public domain.
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Read Also : THDCIL Women Team Brings Gold and Silver MedalsShri H. Nongpluh spoke about how RTI is one of the most empowering Acts and the mindset of the Public Information Officer (PIO) is pivotal and they must be prompt in giving replies to RTIs. He also emphasized that such programs must be organized frequently to create better awareness about the Act.
Shri Atul Sobti in his address shared that SCOPE decided to organize this National Meet in Shillong due to the rising prominence of the city, as it takes steps towards becoming a Smart City. Calling RTI the most unique, vital, and empowering legislation, DG, SCOPE emphasized that the idea to conduct this meeting across various regions was to facilitate more clarity, inform, and deliberate on the various provisions of RTI.
Read Also : NTPC Talcher Kaniha Concludes 19th Rural Sports Meet (Athletics)Addressed by a unique mix of Government representatives and faculty, the interactive meet was another step by SCOPE to take its capacity-building endeavor to different regions of the country, through workshops on pertinent topics ranging from Corporate Governance and climate change to Women empowerment, Leadership, Digital transformation, etc.
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