The bonds allow corporations and individuals to anonymously donate money to political parties by purchasing electoral bonds from ... Figuring out how much each company had donated using this ...

Only registered political parties under the Representation ... BRS in Telangana and YSRCP in Andhra Pradesh have each secured the bulk of electoral bond contributions within their respective ...

Electoral bonds have been mentioned in the new Income Tax Bill's Schedule VIII which deals with 'Income not to be included in the total income of political parties and electoral trusts'.

New Delhi, About 82 per cent of the total income from unknown sources declared by national political parties in 2022-23 came from electoral bonds, according to a poll rights body. The Association ...

Whereas when it was introduced, these bonds were made available for a period of 10 days each in January ... to exempt parties from declaring funds collected using electoral bonds.

Electoral bonds worth over Rs 5,800 crore were bought by donors to fund political parties between March 1, 2018 and May 10, 2019, a Right to Information reply has said. Seventy-six percent of ...

As the rules stand today, India’s politicians can misuse the electoral bonds in two ways. Political parties can create shell companies to launder money The EC feels that the scheme has ...

The recent amendment to the Electoral Bond Scheme ... Finance Ministry had stated that electoral bonds would be available for a period of 10 days each in January, April, July and October, as ...

Amid allegations of fudging of electoral rolls, the Election Commission on Tuesday invited political parties for an interaction to strengthen the electoral process. IMAGE: A view of the Election ...