Srinagar, April 8 -- The Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005 was hailed as one of the most transformative laws in India's democratic journey. It was designed to empower citizens, promote transparency, and hold public authorities accountable. By granting every individual the legal right to access government information, the Act broke the long-standing culture of secrecy that had shielded inefficiency and corruption. For years, it stood as a powerful symbol of people's voice-allowing ordinary citizens to question authority and demand answers. In its early years, the RTI Act delivered remarkable results. It exposed corruption in public offices, brought irregularities to light, and helped countless citizens resolve issues related to pensions...