Hi Sher,



To an extent, I share your
anguish. Yes, indeed, why should a handful
of people don the mantle of “protectors” and “right-doers” to safeguard others
?   In a Utopian state, there is no need for such
people; but remember, India
is no Utopia.  

 

In India, even in this age and time,
exploitation and oppression of the weak does take place because of the great
divide between the haves and the have-nots. If you leave aside all metros and
mini-metros,  you will find  that the people are just not empowered. They
have to run from pillar to post for every small thing. Let alone small towns,
even in places like Lucknow
exploitation takes place : the sexual harassment of women hockey players is a
case in hand. 

 

And yet, nobody wants to correct
the situation. Everbody is only interested in getting his job done, through
fair means or foul, and let others go to blazes. Hence, if some one wants to
take up the cudgels for others – whether RTI  activist or some other activist- 
they should
be lauded and applauded. These are the people who took the plunge instead of
indulging in ineffective coffee-table discussion.

 

We need you RTI activist. My your
tribe increase !!

 

Thank you.



Mukesh Srivastava   B Tech (IIT Bombay), MMM (JBIMS)  Mumbai -400 053.   INDIA. 
 Tel :      +91-22-2630 3883
Mobile : +91-98702 15815  Alternative E-mail : [email protected]      

--- On Wed, 21/7/10, SHER AZAD <[email protected]> wrote:

From: SHER AZAD <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [bm] Forum for Trust
To: [email protected]
Date: Wednesday, 21 July, 2010, 8:14 PM







 



  


    
      
      
      I do not understand who are RTI activists.Informati on is simple.Even if 
you call yourself Indian Citizen, Government does not know you are citzen of 
India.Every institution demands your iidentity.The fact is when you are roaming 
about on Indian soil , You are citizen.Treat every body with respect and help 
him to grow, should be duty of Authority.Why wasting time in acts , murdering 
activist.going legal, courts.Try for simple ID card , the people of India will 
take care of thmeselves.Do not think that you being having advantage of being 
educated in premium schools have extra responsibility for others.If you are 
really serious for others pl help them to get ID one ID for every Citizen, then 
you see they will take care of themselves when no authority ask thier identity 
and everybody becomes good honest ctizen.In world such nations are 
existing.Respect your
 fellow countrymen irrespective of thier position,status, colour.professio n.
with regards,
Sher
--- On Mon, 7/12/10, Nutan Thakur <nutanthakurlko@ yahoo.in> wrote:


From: Nutan Thakur <nutanthakurlko@ yahoo.in>
Subject: [bm] Forum for Trust
To: "Bharat Uday Mission" <bharatudaymission@ yahoogroups. com>
Date: Monday, July 12, 2010, 9:22 PM


  






Friends,

I find it very heartening to let you know that the National RTI Forum has now 
got registered as a Public Charitable Trust under section 6 of the Indian 
Trusts Act 1882 with me and Mr Amitabh Thakur as the two trustees. It was 
registered in the officer of the Sub-Registrar; Lucknow through a deed executed 
today, i.e. 12/07/2010.  The name of the Trust has been decided to be "National 
RTI Forum”.  

The principal office of the Trust shall be situated at 5/426, Viram Khand, 
Gomti Nagar, Lucknow or such other place as the Trustees may from time to time 
decide. The Trust may also carry on its work at any other place or places, as 
decided by the Trustees.

All income, subscription and pecuniary donations for the general purposes of 
the Trust and the income, investments and all other moneys from time to time 
forming part of the general revenue of the
 Trust shall on the same being received be paid into a banking account with any 
scheduled bank for the purpose of the Trust.

The objects for which this trust is established are:
1.         To work in the field of Right to Information 
2.         To make a sincere and genuine effort to bring all the RTI activists 
together to act as a nodal body for all the RTI activists and activities. 
4.         To look into all the matters related with RTI activists, including 
their training, guidance, support and security related aspects.
5.         To work for legal awareness particularly in reference to RTI act
6.         To work in the field of legal reforms related
 with RTI Act
7.         To work for legal assistance for people in the field of RTI Act
8.         To edit, print, publish and distribute books, magazines, journals, 
periodicals, brochures and/or any other audio or audio-visual material for 
academic and non-academic (fiction and non-fiction) purposes related with RTI 
Act
9.         To run suitable courses/ academic activities for RTI related matters 
and syllabus
10.  To undertake all other activities relevant for Right to Information as a 
movement
11.       To acquire moveable and immoveable property for the above-mentioned 
purposes.
12.       To undertake any other activity incidental to
 the above activities but which are not inconsistent with the above objects. 

Thus National RTI Forum, which till now was working as an associate of the 
Institute for Research and Documentation in Social Sciences (IRDS), a Society 
registered under the Societies Registration Act 1861 now has an independent 
legal status of its own. It shall be working exclusively in the field of Right 
to Information.

One of the first works it has undertaken is to publish the “Journal for Right 
to Information” for which we have already sent the letter for Title 
verification to the Registrar of Newspapers for India through the District 
Magistrate, Lucknow’s office. It might be the first magazine exclusively 
devoted to Right too Information.

We most humbly solicit and request dear friends to give us Articles in Hindi or 
English latest by 1st September 2010. 

Dr Nutan Thakur,
Convener,
National RTI
 Forum,
Lucknow
# 94155-34525
 



      

    
     

    
    


 



  





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