How to file RTI online (1)

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Filing RTI in Uttarakhand

• Uttarakhand is one of the states of India having
  numerous issues for which the citizens of our
  country file RTI Applications. Below are some of
  the common questions which arise in the minds of
  applicants while filing of the application
• 1. How to File RTI Application in Uttarakhand? 
• Filing of an RTI application in the state of
  Uttarakhand is not very difficult. The applicant
  has to get a blank paper, write the address of
  the concerned PIO (Public Information Officer)
  and his/her own name address (address should be
  written because the PIO send the reply on the
  address), write the brief details about the
  information which is required for which the
  application is being filed.
• After writing the above mentioned details,
  applicant now has to attach an IPO of Rs. 10/-
  with the application and post it through
  registered post. Registered Post is the most
  convenient option to send the RTI Application
  while the applicant can also go to the the PIO of
  the department and can hand over the application
  directly to the office of PIO and get the
  acknowledgement receipt.
• This application can be written in either Hindi
  or English, it shall either be hand written or
  typed, it shall either be on a neat clean paper
  or the paper be torn. As long as the content in
  the application is visible and readable by the
  PIO, the application is valid.

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Filing RTI in West Bengal

• West Bengal is one of the states of India having
  numerous issues for which the citizens of our
  country file RTI Applications. Below are some of
  the common questions which arise in the minds of
  applicants while filing of the application
• 1. How to File RTI Application in West Bengal? 
• Filing of an RTI application in the state of West
  Bengal is not very difficult. The applicant has
  to get a blank paper, write the address of the
  concerned PIO (Public Information Officer) and
  his/her own name address (address should be
  written because the PIO send the reply on the
  address), write the brief details about the
  information which is required for which the
  application is being filed.
• After writing the above mentioned details,
  applicant now has to attach an IPO of Rs. 10/-
  with the application and post it through
  registered post. Registered Post is the most
  convenient option to send the RTI Application
  while the applicant can also go to the the PIO of
  the department and can hand over the application
  directly to the office of PIO and get the
  acknowledgement receipt.
• This application can be written in either Hindi
  or English, it shall either be hand written or
  typed, it shall either be on a neat clean paper
  or the paper be torn. As long as the content in
  the application is visible and readable by the
  PIO, the application is valid.

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Filing RTI in Uttar Pradesh

• Uttar Pradesh is one of the states of India
  having numerous issues be it crime or disputed
  propety, for which the citizens of our country
  file RTI Applications. Below are some of the
  common questions which arise in the minds of
  applicants while filing of the application
• 1. How to File RTI Application in Uttar Pradesh? 
• Filing of an RTI application in the state of
  Uttar Pradesh is not very difficult. The
  applicant has to get a blank paper, write the
  address of the concerned PIO (Public Information
  Officer) and his/her own name address (address
  should be written because the PIO send the reply
  on the address), write the brief details about
  the information which is required for which the
  application is being filed.
• After writing the above mentioned details,
  applicant now has to attach an IPO of Rs. 10/-
  with the application and post it through
  registered post. Registered Post is the most
  convenient option to send the RTI Application
  while the applicant can also go to the the PIO of
  the department and can hand over the application
  directly to the office of PIO and get the
  acknowledgement receipt.
• This application can be written in either Hindi
  or English, it shall either be hand written or
  typed, it shall either be on a neat clean paper
  or the paper be torn. As long as the content in
  the application is visible and readable by the
  PIO, the application is valid.