Nodal Officer under RTI Act 2005
National Skill Development Corporation
Delhi, Delhi, IndiaFull Time Employee (FTE)Posted Jul 16, 2026
Job description
Role Purpose To manage effectively and coordinate matters related to the Right to Information Act, 2005, including handling RTI applications, First Appeals before the First Appellate Authority (FAA), and Second Appeals/complaints before the Honourable Central Information Commission (CIC), while ensuring timely compliance and legal robustness.
Key Responsibilities
- Process, examine, and coordinate responses to RTI applications in compliance with the RTI Act, 2005 and related rules/guidelines.
- Prepare and review replies, legal submissions, speaking orders, briefs, and case records for RTI matters.
- Coordinate representation in Second Appeals/Complaints before the Honourable CIC.
- Coordinate with internal departments and stakeholders to obtain information.
- Maintain records, MIS reports, documentation, and case tracking systems related to RTI applications, appeals and complaints.
- Monitor statutory timelines, ensure compliances under the RTI Act.
- Conduct legal research and provide expert guidance and strategic recommendations on RTI matters.
Requirements
Educational Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree in Law (LL.B.) from a recognized university.
- Higher legal qualifications (LL.M.) will be an added advantage. Experience
- Experience in legal, regulatory, compliance, RTI or litigation-related functions.
- Prior exposure to RTI matters, quasi-judicial proceedings or legal departments will be preferred. Key Skills & Competencies
- Strong legal drafting and written communication skills.
- Sound understanding of the RTI Act, allied laws, and regulatory frameworks.
- Case management and documentation expertise.
- Legal research and analytical abilities.
- Stakeholder management and inter-departmental coordination.
- Attention to detail and high standards of accuracy.
- Time management and ability to handle multiple cases within statutory timelines.
- Proficiency in document management systems.
- Problem-solving, discretion, and professional judgment.