Plcmf Pzbulqctkm

I want to add some important legal aspects and limitations that others haven't mentioned:

Who can file RTI: - Any citizen of India - unfortunately, NRIs sometimes face issues with verification - No reason needed - you don't have to justify why you want the information

Cost structure: - Application fee: ₹10 for central government, states may have different fees - Additional costs: You may be charged for photocopies (₹2/page) or inspection of documents

Limitations: - Not all information is disclosable - there are exemptions for national security, personal privacy, etc. - Some organizations are exempt - intelligence agencies, certain defense establishments - Information that doesn't exist - the Public Information Officer isn't required to create new information

State RTI portals: Many states now have their own online systems: - Maharashtra: mahartionline.maharashtra.gov.in - Karnataka: karnataka.gov.in/rti - Tamil Nadu: tn.gov.in/rti

Pro tip: Before filing RTI, check if the information is already available in the public domain or through proactive disclosure that many departments now maintain.

The RTI Act has been a game-changer for Indian democracy. I've used it to get information about local infrastructure projects, government hiring processes, and even environmental clearances. It's empowering when you learn to use it effectively!

If you need help drafting your application, the website rti.gov.in has excellent guidelines and sample applications.

Major spoiler alert for "13 Reasons Why"!

The series deals with several character deaths throughout its run, but the most significant ones are:

Hannah Baker - She's the central character who dies by suicide in Season 1, which sets up the entire story through the cassette tapes she leaves behind explaining her reasons.

Justin Foley - He dies in the final season from AIDS-related complications after struggling with addiction and homelessness. His death was particularly heartbreaking for many fans who had followed his character development.

Bryce Walker - The main antagonist in early seasons dies in Season 3 after being murdered, though the show presents his death in a more complex light given his redemption attempts.

Monty de la Cruz - He dies in prison in Season 3 after being framed for Bryce's murder.

The show received both praise and criticism for its handling of sensitive topics like suicide, mental health, and trauma. If you or someone you know is struggling with similar issues, please reach out to mental health resources like the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.

To add to the previous answer, as a native Telugu speaker, I'd say the most common everyday word for wisdom is బుద్ధి (buddhi), while జ్ఞానం (jñānaṁ) is more formal or spiritual.

Here's how we use them in different contexts:

Everyday wisdom: - తెలివి (telivi) - cleverness, smartness - అనుభవం (anubhavaṁ) - experience-based wisdom

Spiritual wisdom: - జ్ఞానం (jñānaṁ) - spiritual knowledge - వివేకం (vivēkaṁ) - discriminative wisdom

Proverbial wisdom: We have many sayings about wisdom in Telugu: - "అనుభవమే గురువు" (anubhavamē guru) - "Experience is the teacher" - "బుద్ధి ఉంటే భద్రం" (buddhi uṇṭē bhadraṁ) - "If you have wisdom, you're safe"

What's interesting is that in Telugu, we make distinctions between different types of wisdom that English might lump together. For example, బుద్ధి is more about practical intelligence, while జ్ఞానం is deeper philosophical understanding.

If you're complimenting someone's wise decision, you might say "మంచి బుద్ధి" (manchi buddhi) meaning "good wisdom." If you're referring to someone as a wise person, you could call them "జ్ఞాని" (jñāni) or "వివేకి" (vivēki).