The unilateral directive by the ECI to destroy CCTV footage after 45 days transgresses both boundaries, conformity with ...

In February 2024, the Ministry of Finance ordered the State Bank of India to stop the printing of electoral bonds. This was ...

Opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) leaders staged a protest at the Maharashtra legislature complex today, on the third day of the monsoon session.

Despite that, 8,350 bonds of Rs 1 crore denomination each were printed at a cost of Rs 3.72 lakh, as per responses to an RTI ...

House of Representatives members would receive $30,000 each, and senators would get $15,000 each. Yet no such money would be available to other election candidates.

Electoral bonds, which the Supreme Court struck down as unconstitutional on February 15, were paper instruments that anyone could buy from the State Bank of India and donate to a political party.

A detailed analysis of each party's funding profile also backs up the conclusion, and explains why even a big party like Congress is behind a small party like Trinamool Congress when it comes to ...

Electoral Bonds: Infra Firm, Mining, Telecom Giant Are BJP's Largest Donors Exactly how much each party received through the contentious electoral bonds has come to light after the SBI released ...

Keventer Food Park Infra, a part of the Kolkata-based FMCG group Keventer, donated 10 ₹ 1 crore bonds to the SP. These bonds were bought on May 7, 2019 and redeemed by the party on May 10, 2019.

Communist Party of India (Marxist) supporters stage a protest outside the SBI regional office over the electoral bonds issue, in Kolkata. | Photo Credit: ANI ...

Data cloud over funding of political parties through electoral bonds lifts, only partly Confusion over the statistics of the electoral bond funding prevails because it seems that each political party ...