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"The continued unrest in Manipur for more than nine months without any genuine effort at resolution by the Modi government is the biggest ‘Anyay’ in the country"

At ₹4,009.4 crore, countrys financial capital Mumbai contributed about 24 per cent of the now-scrapped Electoral Bonds worth ₹16,518 Crore sold across cities in India until January, 16,982 bonds worth ₹10,402 Crore were redeemed in New Delhi in the same period

Orders disclosure of donors, amount, recipients by March 13; petitioners say it is a big boost to democracy

It directed the SBI to stop issuing electoral bonds and reveal to the Election Commission all the details — amount, date, donor and recipient — relating to every electoral bond purchased and cashed over the past six years

Court striking down this scheme is a landmark moment. It affirms principles of transparency and probity, and the people’s right to know

Parties in power in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh received more funding through electoral bonds than the opposition. BRS earned ₹913 crore through electoral bonds from 2017-18 to 2022-23, ranking fourth in the country. YSR Congress received ₹382 crore and TDP received ₹147 crore in electoral bonds.

A landmark judgement

Who has given how much money to which party, the people of India must know this fact.

NEW DELHI, Feb 15: In a landmark verdict delivered within spitting distance of the Lok Sabha polls, the Supreme Court on Thursday scrapped the Modi Government’s electoral bonds scheme of anonymous political funding, terming it “unconstitutional” and ordering disclosure of the names of the purchasers, value of the bonds and their recipients. Holding that the

In a landmark verdict, the Supreme Court scrapped the Centres electoral bonds scheme of anonymous political funding, calling it “unconstitutional”. Who will and will not be affected by this ban on electoral bonds? Heres an explainer.