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Embed RTI Wiki content on your site

Embed any RTI Wiki article on your website, blog or client portal — free, safe, and clearly branded. The widget shows the article title, summary, “Verified by RTI India Team” badge (if the article is verified), and links back to the full page. You keep the reader in your flow; they get a credible RTI reference at a glance.

How it works. Every RTI Wiki page can be embedded as a small card using a one-line iframe snippet. The embed is fully self-contained: your site loads it, the card renders, the reader clicks through to the full article if they want more. No tracking pixels. No cookies. No CORS headaches.

Quick start — 1-minute setup

  1. Decide which RTI Wiki article you want to embed. Copy its path (e.g., file-rti-online-india, pio-section-8-1-j-framework, cases/cic-rti-ondc-commerce-platform-2024).
  2. Copy the snippet below, replacing YOUR-PAGE-SLUG with your article path.
  3. Paste it anywhere in your HTML.
<iframe
  src="https://righttoinformation.wiki/embed.php?article=YOUR-PAGE-SLUG"
  width="100%"
  height="220"
  frameborder="0"
  scrolling="no"
  loading="lazy"
  referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade"
  title="RTI Wiki article">
</iframe>

Live preview — the embed renders like this

Verified by RTI India Team shows in the top-right when the article is part of our verified list (curated flagship pages). Unverified but public pages embed without the badge.

Options

Parameter Values Effect
article page-slug (required) The RTI Wiki page to embed
theme light (default) or dark Matches your site palette
width full (default) or compact Card max-width (600 px or 340 px)

Example — dark compact card:

<iframe
  src="https://righttoinformation.wiki/embed.php?article=pio-section-8-1-j-framework&theme=dark&width=compact"
  width="340" height="220" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" loading="lazy"
  title="RTI Wiki article — §8(1)(j) framework">
</iframe>

Case law: any case page under /cases/<slug> can be embedded. See the database of 397 curated rulings.

Terms of use

Just link directly:

<a href="https://righttoinformation.wiki/file-rti-online-india?utm_source=YOURSITE">
  RTI Wiki: File RTI Online in India
</a>

Technical notes

Last reviewed: 22 April 2026.