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The apex court said political parties will also have to upload reasons for selecting candidates with pending criminal cases on their website
The EC submitted the affidavit in the pleas filed by an NGO and others seeking a stay on the Centre's Electoral Bond Scheme, 2018
In India, rape as an issue remains hostage to social and political contestations that ricochet between high-profile righteous indignation and spurious Bollywood-style anguish
So far in FY20, a total of Rs 3,355.93 crore worth of electoral bonds have been sold. This is higher than in the entire previous financial year, when Rs 2,550.78 crore's worth were sold
Political parties across the world are diverging
The study looked at constituency-level assembly election data between 1988 and 2011 and events of political violence between 1989 and 2015
Views have tended to differ on this, which is why we get two broad types of parties: Left and Right
The EC opposed maintainability of the petition, saying the issues raised in it have been taken care of by the poll panel
A bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi listed the petition filed by lawyer Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay for hearing before an appropriate bench
The motive behind formation of National Women Party is to get 50 per cent reservation for women candidates in Lok Sabha Election
Transparency could be attained by bringing political parties within the ambit of RTI, he said
Officials welcomed the measure saying that it has laid the foundation for more electoral reforms
SC has termed any appeal for votes on the basis of caste, community, religion or language as illegal
The move of the govt to set up a team of ministers comes against backdrop of the SC asking Centre to decide on the issue by month end
Political parties are taking an increasingly aggressive stance ahead of the upcoming civic elections in both Delhi and Maharashtra (due 2017).The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) election is due in 2017. Maharashtra's ruling coalition partners Shiv Sena and Bharatiya Janata Party are preparing to go solo. Both are ruling India's richest civic body, which recently passed a budget of Rs 37,052 crore for 2016-17.''BJP has overtaken Shiv Sena in the Assembly election held in 2014 both in Mumbai and the rest of Maharashtra after the alliance broke. The party has since taken a number of decisions for expediting growth in Greater Mumbai and it does not want to be cornered by the opposition on issues relating to corruption. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis wants to cash in on the party's development agenda,'' a BJP legislator said.Shiv Sena is perfectly happy to go it alone as well.''Shiv Sena has not forgotten the way BJP ditched the alliance at the last minute for the Assembly poll.