RTI means Right to Information, a law that allows any citizen, including lawyers, to ask for information from government offices. Through RTI, a lawyer can request copies of records, rules, orders, reports, or details about how a department made a decision. This helps lawyers understand facts clearly and use the information for legal work, research, or to help clients.

RTI is useful when government departments are not giving clear answers or when important documents are needed for a case. A lawyer just needs to write an RTI application, pay a small fee, and submit it to the correct public authority. The department must reply within 30 days.

In simple words, RTI is a powerful tool that helps lawyers get truthful information from the government. It supports transparency and makes legal work easier and more accurate.