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The Second Schedule of the RTI Act, 2005 can be amended by
Central Govt
State Govt
Both
None
- Second Schedule of the RTI Act, 2005: It lists certain public authorities that are exempt from providing information under the RTI Act.
- Option 1: Central Govt
- The Central Government has the authority to amend the Second Schedule of the RTI Act, 2005.
- This means they can add or remove organizations from the list.
- Option 2: State Govt
- State Governments do not have the power to amend the Second Schedule.
- Their authority is primarily limited to managing state public authorities.
- Option 3: Both
- Both Central and State Governments do not jointly amend the Second Schedule.
- This responsibility lies solely with the Central Government.
- Option 4: None
- This option is incorrect as the Central Government has the explicit power to make amendments.
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