RTI Act 2005 in Telugu — Free PDF Download
The Right to Information Act, 2005 in Telugu (తెలుగు), official translation PDF. This is the complete text of the RTI Act 2005 in Telugu, useful for citizens who prefer to read the statute in Telugu, for Public Information Officers serving Telugu-speaking areas, and for law colleges and training institutes.
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What this document contains
The full text of the Right to Information Act, 2005 in Telugu, covering:
- §1 to §5: Short title, definitions, obligations of public authorities, designation of PIOs.
- §6 to §11: How to file a request, time limits, exemptions, third-party information.
- §12 to §17: Constitution and powers of the Central and State Information Commissions.
- §18 to §22: Complaints, appeals, penalties, jurisdiction of courts.
- §23 to §31: Rule-making, repeal, schedules.
When to use the Telugu version
- When the applicant prefers reading the law in Telugu.
- When the PIO or FAA serves a Telugu-speaking constituency and wants the canonical Act in Telugu.
- When training officers, students, or activists who work in Telugu.
- When citing a section in court or in correspondence, alongside the English version.
A note on language and binding text
The English version of the RTI Act is the legally binding text. The Telugu translation is for understanding and reference. In any dispute over interpretation, the English version prevails.
No reply, no update, no decision? File an RTI.
You can file the RTI itself in Telugu. The PIO must accept applications in the official language of the state and in English. If the PIO refuses to accept your Telugu application, file a First Appeal citing §6(1) of the RTI Act.
Templates: RTI Application Format · First Appeal Format · Second Appeal Format
Stuck? Use the AI RTI Drafter for the application in 60 seconds.
Related on RTI Wiki
- The RTI Playbook. The complete guide to filing RTI in 2026.
Sources
- The Right to Information Act, 2005 — published by the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions, Government of India.
- Official Telugu translation as released by State Government sources.
Last reviewed: 27 May 2026 — RTI Wiki editorial team.
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