yes. RTI must help eradicate corruption . On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 12:51 AM, sarbajitr <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > Dear Sachin > > I cannot agree with you, for the *replies* received by you from the > different RTI groups will not be exactly the same. > > Usually a new topic is initiated whenever a member posts some new > information / CIC decision etc. What we are now insisting on here is that > members of RTI_India are required to make a hard (conscious) choice for > INITIATING a new topic or Cross Posting:- > > A) Post to RTI_India ONLY, or > B) Post to any other groups (or groups) they want. > > If each and every other group does so, it will be a very POSITIVE > development I assure you. > > I am a religious person, so I will explain it thus - Everyone is free to > visit as many temples, churches, mosques etc as he wishes, or not at all. > The devotee / applicant / litigant etc. will, however, put his prayers where > they have the best chance of solving his problem. In this temple (church, > mosque, etc) of RTI we don't measure our success by the *number* of devotees > and the noise they make, but by the quality of our adherents and the > blessings they receive. > > PS: When a devotee visits his holy place regularly, a large proportion > visit to compose their own minds in peace and tranquil surroundings which > are conducive for his purpose. Sometimes the mere asking of the question > within bounds of formal rules generates within the answer you seek > automatically. This group is not here for those who shriek pathetically > "Help ME !" or "Help this Stranger". It is for those who say "Help me to > help myself so that I may teach others to help themselves and others". > > Sarbajit > > --- In [email protected] <rti_india%40yahoogroups.com>, Sachin > Agarwal <tellsac...@...> wrote: > > > > Sir > > its fairly ok to do that. I am also bogged down with exactly same > messages coming from almost all rti boards. > > But then if all the boards decide to filter messages on this count then > some day in future we may not have any message on any board as everyone will > feel it is being carried elsewhere. > > Think about it. > > Sachin Agarwal > > > > >
