00746pab a2200157 454500008004000000100001700040245004300057260000900100300001400109362001200123520035600135650001400491650002500505700001800530773004000548180718b2008   xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aSemwal, M.M.  aRight to information and the judiciary  c2008  ap.853-64.  aOct-Dec  aIn modern constitutional democracies, it is axiomatic that citizens have a right to know about the affairs; of the government which having been elected by them, seek to formulate sound policies of governance aimed at their welfare. However, like all other rights, even this right has recognized limitations; it is, by no means, absolute. - Reproduced.  aJudiciary  aRight to information  aKhosla, Sunil  aIndian Journal of Political Science