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With reference to "Public Authority" defined
under Right to Information Act 2009, which
of the following will NOT come under public
authority?
1. Institution constituted by notification
issued by state authority.
2. Institution constituted by law made by
state legislature.
3. Non-Government organisations
substantially financed by the Central
Government directly.
4. Non-Government organisations
Government indirectly.
Select the correct answer
1 and 4
4 only
3 and 4
none
A "public authority" is any authority or body or institution of self-government established or constituted by or under the Constitution or by any other law made by the Parliament or a State Legislature or by notification issued or order made by the Central Government or a State Government. The bodies owned, controlled or substantially financed by the Central Government or a State Government and nonGovernment organisations substantially financed by the Central Government or a State Government also fall within the definition of public authority. The financing of the body or the NGO by the Government may be direct or indirect. Hence, all institutions will come under Public Authority. Option '4' is the correct answer
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