Vinita Deshmukh
Consulting Editor at Money Life
Editor at Corporate Citizen Magazine
Editor, Corporate Citizen magazine; Consulting Editor,MoneyLife; RTI user; Books: The Mighty Fall; co-author,To the last bullet.
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1 day ago |
moneylife.in | Walter Vieira |Rahul Deodhar |Sanjay Bakshi |Vinita Deshmukh
In a significant step toward reforming healthcare delivery in Maharashtra, last week, several citizens, activists and healthcare experts formed the Medical Services Transparency Forum against the backdrop of Pune’s Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital issue wherein the delay in attending to an emergency patient had created an uproar.
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1 week ago |
moneylife.in | Walter Vieira |Rahul Deodhar |Sanjay Bakshi |Vinita Deshmukh
A major fire insurance claim dispute involving Oriental Insurance Company Ltd led to a series of right to information (RTI) applications, in which the applicant requested information pertaining to his factory that was gutted and subsequently filed a complaint with the central information commission, accusing the insurer of claim settlement irregularities and giving false reason of unavailability of the information, which is a gross violation of the RTI Act.
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2 weeks ago |
moneylife.in | Walter Vieira |Rahul Deodhar |Sanjay Bakshi |Vinita Deshmukh
There are 121 private and charitable hospitals in Pune which are on the panel of the contributory medical assistance scheme under the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC)’s health department and Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital is one of them. Hence, the health department of the PMC is bound by the pro-active disclosures under section 4 of the Right to Information (RTI) Act and compelled to update information at regular intervals, on its website www.pmc.gov.in.
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3 weeks ago |
moneylife.in | Vinita Deshmukh |Walter Vieira |Rahul Deodhar |Sanjay Bakshi
In a shocking order, the central information commissioner (CIC), upheld the reply of the central public information officer (CPIO) of the Supreme Court of India, the denial of information under the Right to Information Act (RTI) pertaining to the official email addresses of the judges of this highest judicial authority.
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3 weeks ago |
moneylife.in | Vinita Deshmukh |Walter Vieira |Rahul Deodhar |Sanjay Bakshi
A recent right to information (RTI) query has exposed alarming irregularities in the installation of hoardings on railway land in Mumbai, revealing that no ownership records exist for 103 out of 306 hoardings. The findings point to the growing influence of the hoarding mafia operating on land owned by the Central and Western Railways, with municipal authorities failing to maintain transparency.
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Maharashtra has 554 charitable hospitals. Thus, if you take 20% free treatment patients, it comes to 11,500-odd beds available for the treatment of the poor...but where is the information uploaded? It is mandatory to upload it daily. Read my RTI col https://t.co/3TcUkg1bpl
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