I would suggest you file in Delhi to the CIC (transfer u/s 6.3), because since 
this NFICI is patently neither established / constituted by appropriate govt or 
under any act/law - the order of Delhi High Court in case of Sanskriti School 
can be relied on to hold NFICI as P/A.

--- In [email protected], "sarbajitr" <sroy1...@...> wrote:
>
> You will be pleased to know that our group now transmits attachments.
> 
> Previously we had concerns about spreading virii and other malware. Now that 
> about 98% of all PCs in India are infected by Chinese hackers we have decided 
> to throw caution to the winds
> 
> Sarbajit
> 
> --- In [email protected], C K Jam <rtiwanted@> wrote:
> >
> > 
> > Note to Moderator: There are two attachments to this post. In case not 
> > appearing as attachments, please upload in the files section of the group
> > 
> > The "National Federation of Information Commissions in India" (NFICI) has 
> > got off the ground.
> > 
> > As per the attached GO issued by the Government of AP, Rs 5 Lakhs have been 
> > sanctioned for Membership Fee and another Rs 1.00 lakh for Annual fee for 
> > the first year.
> > 
> > Members will recall that a sub-committee of various Information 
> > Commissioners had presented a report on various aspects of the 
> > implementation of RTI Act and status in 2009. The full report is available 
> > here: http://www.apic.gov.in/draftreport.do
> > 
> > The terms of Reference Nr. 6 (TOR-6) was:
> > 
> > "To suggest modalities for creation of a
> > permanent broad-based body for the purpose
> > of coordination of various activities of
> > Central Information Commission and State
> > Information Commissions…."
> > 
> > A full copy of TOR-6 is also attached to this post.
> > 
> > Are any other members aware of CIC or any other SIC having contributed to 
> > the corpus and annual fees of NFICI ?
> > 
> > Must check whether NFICI has a PIO and has made the suo-motu disclosure 
> > under Sec 4(1)(b).
> > 
> > RTIwanted
> >
>


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