The maximum fee that can be charged for providing information under the RTI Act is Rs. 100.

The fee for providing information in electronic form is Rs. 10.

The fee for providing information in the form of a certified copy is Rs. 20.

The fee for providing information in the form of an inspection of records is Rs. 5.

The fee for providing information in the form of a sample or specimen is Rs. 100.

All of the above are exempt from paying fees under the RTI Act.

The time limit for providing information under the RTI Act is 30 days.

The penalty for not providing information within the time limit is a fine of Rs. 250 per day.

The maximum amount of fine that can be imposed for not providing information under the RTI Act is Rs. 25,000.

All of the above can file a complaint for not providing information under the RTI Act.

A complaint for not providing information under the RTI Act can be filed with the Central Information Commission, the State Information Commission, or the District Information Officer.

The time limit for filing a complaint for not providing information under the RTI Act is 90 days.

A complaint for not providing information under the RTI Act can be filed either by filing a written complaint or by filing an online complaint.

There is no specific format for filing a complaint for not providing information under the RTI Act.

All of the above documents need to be attached with a complaint for not providing information under the RTI Act.