​This magazine is the Centre’s publication platform. It brings together scholars, practitioners, officials, civil society members and students to write about how transparency works in practice, and where it falls short.

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AIM & SCOPE

The aims and scope of the Centre are:

1. To provide consultative services to people, NGOs and civil societies on the Right to Information Act, 2005 and other issues related to good governance.

2. To conduct sensitization programmes on good governance: street plays, skits, awareness camps and similar activities.

3. To organise seminars, conferences, workshops, debates, discussions and quizzes on good governance issues.

4. To publish journals, magazines, newsletters and similar material on good governance issues.

5. To design course curricula for certificate, diploma, PG and UG programmes on good governance.

6. To orient and train Public Information Officers, First Appellate Authorities, Information Commissioners, faculty members, civil societies and NGOs on good governance.

7. To stimulate and conduct quality research on issues of good governance.

8. To liaise with NGOs, civil societies and public authorities for research and projects on good governance.

9. To file suits, petitions, applications and appeals before the Supreme Court, High Courts and other courts and tribunals to promote transparency and accountability in the governance of public and private institutions.

10. To undertake any other assignment related to transparency and accountability in governance.

Scope of the magazine

The magazine welcomes articles, case commentaries, RTI practice notes, interviews, book reviews and field reports on transparency, accountability, public administration and access to information.