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of <h1>Understanding Key Definitions in the Right to Information Act, 2005: Government, Commissions, Public Authority, and More</h1> The Right to Information Act, 2005, provides definitions crucial for its implementation. Key terms include 'appropriate Government,' referring to the Central or State Government depending on the public authority's funding source. The 'Central Information Commission' and 'State Information Commission' are bodies constituted under specific sections of the Act. 'Public authority' encompasses any government-established body or substantially government-financed non-government organization. 'Information' covers all material forms accessible by public authorities. The Act also defines roles like 'Chief Information Commissioner,' 'State Public Information Officer,' and 'third party,' which includes entities other than the requesting citizen.
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