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Supreme Court refers to Constitution bench pleas against Electoral Bond scheme - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court refers to Constitution bench pleas against Electoral Bond scheme

The Supreme Court on October 16, referred to a five-judge Constitution bench a batch of pleas challenging the Government's Electoral Bond scheme which

Preachers,APBETS Schools,Traders Major  Winners of Nairobi Finance Act 2023 - Vimarsana News

Preachers,APBETS Schools,Traders Major  Winners of Nairobi Finance Act 2023

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has today assent to Nairobi County Finance Bill 2023 to Act beckoning a new chapter to City residents and the administration.

electoral bonds | Supreme Court to hear PILs against BJP government's electoral bonds scheme on October 31 - Vimarsana News

electoral bonds | Supreme Court to hear PILs against BJP government's electoral bonds scheme on October 31

The Association for Democratic Rights had in 2021 alleged that the ruling BJP had received more than 60 per cent of the total electoral bonds issued till date. The ADR had claimed that electoral bonds worth over Rs 6,500 crore had been sold, with the majority of donations going to the ruling party

Electoral bond pleas to be heard on Oct 31 - Vimarsana News

Electoral bond pleas to be heard on Oct 31

The court will also consider whether the amendments that enabled the scheme should have been passed as a money bill. | Latest News India

Borrowing without due process - Vimarsana News

Borrowing without due process

According to the Debt Management Office, Nigeria’s total public debt portfolio as of June 30, 2023, stood at N87.479tn which in United States dollar terms amounts to $113.4bn.