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AI RTI Drafter vs traditional template — when each wins

⚠️ DPDP Rules, 2025 (14 Nov 2025) amended Section 8(1)(j) of the RTI Act — public-interest override now under Section 8(2). Read the note →

· 2026/04/19 05:02

TL;DR. AI Drafter is faster (60 sec) and produces context-tailored 5-question RTIs. Templates are still useful when you need a known-good shape for a niche scenario the AI hasn't seen. Most users default to AI now.

Compared

Aspect AI RTI Drafter Static template
Time to draft 60 sec 10-20 min
Personalisation ✅ Tailored to your problem ❌ Generic
5 specific questions ✅ AI generates ❌ You write
Section citation ✅ Auto ⚠️ You confirm
Cost Rs 0 Rs 0
Audit trail ✅ Saved in My Learnings ❌ Local file
Verified shape ⚠️ Spot-check ✅ Known-good

When AI wins

Your problem is specific (e.g., “my pension stopped 3 months ago, I worked at CPWD as a Junior Engineer for 35 years”). The AI infers the right questions, the right office, the right §6 framing.

When template wins

You're filing for a rare niche (e.g., RTI to a deemed university about a specific UGC inspection). You want the absolute known-good shape, no surprises.

The hybrid

Use AI to draft, then check against the canonical template on the matching `/rti-for-X` page. Best of both worlds.

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