RIGHT TO INFORMATION

The Right to Information Act 2005 empowers citizens to seek information from public authorities to promote transparency and accountability in the working of every public authority. Mahamaya Polytechnic of Information Technology is committed to providing information as per the provisions of the RTI Act.

About RTI Act 2005

Objectives of RTI Act

To empower citizens to question the government
To promote transparency and accountability
To contain corruption
To enhance people's participation in democratic process

Applicability

The Act applies to all public authorities including:

Government at all levels (Central, State, Local)
Bodies owned, controlled or substantially financed by government
Non-government organizations substantially financed by government

Suo Moto Disclosure

As per Section 4(1)(b) of RTI Act, the following information is disclosed voluntarily by MMIT:

Details of institute's establishment, objectives and functions
Organizational structure and hierarchy
Duties and responsibilities of officers and employees
Rules, regulations, manuals used by institute

Budget allocated to the institute
Details of expenditure and financial reports
Subsidy programs and beneficiaries
Particulars of recipients of concessions and permits

Academic calendar and course curriculum
Admission process and criteria
Fee structure and scholarships
Examination system and results

Frequently Asked Questions

Any citizen of India can request information under the RTI Act. Non-citizens and organizations are not eligible to file RTI applications.

The application fee is Rs. 10/- which can be paid in cash or through demand draft/IPO payable to "Principal, MMIT". For below poverty line applicants, no fee is required (BPL card copy needs to be attached).

Information which would prejudicially affect sovereignty and integrity of India, security, strategic interests, intellectual property, cabinet papers, personal information without public interest, etc. can be denied as per exemptions under Section 8 of RTI Act.

If you don't receive information within 30 days (or 48 hours for life/liberty cases), it is deemed refusal. You can file first appeal to Appellate Authority within 30 days of deemed refusal or actual refusal.

Contact for RTI Queries

Public Information Officer

Dr. Amit Kumar
Associate Professor, CSE Department
MMIT, Sant Kabir Nagar
Phone: +91-9452733876 (Ext. 123)
Email: rti.mmit@example.com

Appellate Authority

Dr. Ramesh Chandra
Principal
MMIT, Sant Kabir Nagar
Phone: +91-9452733876 (Ext. 101)
Email: principal.mmit@example.com

MAHAMAYA POLYTECHNIC OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Balushasan, Sant Kabir Nagar, Uttar Pradesh 272175

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बालूशासन, संत कबीर नगर, उत्तर प्रदेश,भारत, 272175

RIGHT TO INFORMATION

About RTI Act 2005

Objectives of RTI Act

Applicability

Suo Moto Disclosure

Frequently Asked Questions

Contact for RTI Queries

Public Information Officer

Appellate Authority

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CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

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RIGHT TO INFORMATION

About RTI Act 2005

Objectives of RTI Act

Applicability

Suo Moto Disclosure

Organization and Functions

Budget and Finances

Academic Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can ask for information under RTI Act?

What is the fee for RTI application?

What information can be denied?

What if I don't receive information on time?

Contact for RTI Queries

Public Information Officer

Appellate Authority

CONTACT US

CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

REACH OUT HERE