Right to Information Through Judgments by Om Prakash Kashiram is a curated paperback collection of landmark judgments interpreting India’s RTI Act, 2005. Ideal for RTI activists, legal practitioners, public information officers, and students, the book deciphers crucial judicial rulings that have shaped transparency and accountability norms in Indian governance.

This digest includes:

• Notable Supreme Court and High Court rulings that defined key RTI principles—such as admissibility of digital logs, exemption analysis, third-party rights, and public authority scope

• Central Information Commission (CIC) decisions illustrating practical applications of the law—like refusal of disclosure, procedural violations, and fee waivers

• Structured sections by legal themes: Information definition (Sec 2(f)); exemptions under Section 8; public interest overrides; penalty & sanction jurisprudence; and appeal & first appella te process