The second schedule of the RTI act 2005 list a) The intelligence and security organizations established by the central govt that are exempted from the purview of the RTI act 2005. b) All departmental information of Central and state c) Affirmation on oath of CIOs/IOs in this schedule d) None of these

The second schedule of the RTI act 2005 list

a) The intelligence and security organizations established by the central govt that 

are exempted from the purview of the RTI act 2005.

b) All departmental information of Central and state

c) Affirmation on oath of CIOs/IOs in this schedule

d) None of these
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Answer :

a) The intelligence and security organizations established by the central govt that 

are exempted from the purview of the RTI act 2005.
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