Ministry of Health & Family Welfare has a Website - http://mohfw.nic.in/ph/tdghs.htm, but it is not interactive. I wanted information whether the ministry has issued a circular to diagnostic centers to obtain third party accreditation from NABL. I also wanted to know how the ministry is implementing RTI Act and who are the Public Information Officers. These informations are not directly found on the website. When I searched the site, I came across a link Circulars and RTI Act. But on clicking a message came that these links are forbidden (invalid URL). How can information on RTI Act be forbidden?
Then I decided to send feedback on this. I clicked on the link and a form appeared on the screen. I filled it and clicked on Submit button. A funny message appeared - "Sorry!! Pl. fill up the form first then submit. I checked again and again but could not find any blank in the feedback form but on submitting this message continued to appear.
What is the use of such a website? It is not interactive. Majority of Govt. websites designed by NIC are like this.
Ministry is also law bound to display information on RTI Act but it is forbidden.
Funny will you say? I think it is harassment.
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Wednesday, July 18, 2007
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