The General Insurance Corporation of India (GIC) recently clarified that there is no cap on the number of RTI (Right to Information) applications that can be filed by an individual. This clarification comes in response to misconceptions about a supposed limit of 25 RTI applications per person. GIC emphasized that the RTI Act does not impose any such restriction on the number of applications that can be submitted. The clarification aims to set the record straight and ensure that citizens are aware of their rights to seek information through the RTI process. The RTI Act is a powerful tool for promoting transparency and accountability in government bodies and public authorities. Individuals can use this mechanism to access information related to government decisions, policies, and actions. By debunking the myth of a 25-application cap, GIC reaffirms its commitment to upholding the principles of transparency and openness. Citizens are encouraged to exercise their right to information responsibly and utilize the RTI Act to hold authorities accountable. This clarification from GIC serves as a reminder of the importance of transparency in governance and the role that the RTI Act plays in empowering citizens.