Abstract:

The Right to Information (RTI) is a fundamental component of democratic governance, enabling citizens to access government-held information. In this research paper, we conduct a comprehensive comparative analysis of RTI coverage in mainstream and alternative media to evaluate how these two types of media platforms facilitate public access to information. By examining their respective strengths and weaknesses, this study seeks to shed light on the role of media in promoting transparency and accountability in society. We employ a mixed-methods approach that includes content analysis, case studies, and surveys to gather data and draw meaningful conclusions. The findings suggest that while both mainstream and alternative media contribute to RTI awareness, their impact, and effectiveness differ significantly.

Description:

RTI, Media, Platforms, Society, Employ.