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Donations Of Rs 9,188 Crore In Electoral Bonds In 6 Years, 57% For BJP: Report
Electoral bonds generated donations worth over Rs 9,188 crore for all political parties put together till 2021-22, of which the BJP alone accounted for over 57 per cent as against the Congress' 10 per cent, data published by ADR said.
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Donations Of National Parties During 2021-2022 Increased By 31.5%: Report
The total donations to national parties during financial year 2021-22 rose by Rs 187.03 crore or 31.50 per cent from the previous fiscal, according to a report by the Association for Democratic Reforms.
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BJP Got Rs 614 Crore As Donation, Congress Rs 94 Crore In 2021-22: Report
The BJP received Rs 614 crore as donation in 2021-22, while the Congress got Rs 95 crore, according to poll reform body ADR.
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BJP Got 72% Of All Political Funds Via Electoral Trusts In 2021-22: Report
The BJP received Rs 351.50 crore or 72.17 per cent of the total donations made to political parties by Electoral Trusts in 2021-22, while the Congress received less than the TRS, Samajwadi Party, AAP and the YSR Congress, according to an ADR report.
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91% Donations Received By Regional Parties Went To These 5: Report
About 91 per cent or Rs 113.791 crore of the total donations received by regional political parties in the country have gone to five entities, according to poll rights body Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR).
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BJP Received Rs 276.45 Crore From Electoral Trusts In 2019-20, Congress Rs 58 Crore: Report
The BJP received Rs 276.45 crore or 76.17 per cent of total donations given to all political parties from electoral trusts in 2019-20, according to a report by poll rights group ADR (Association for Democratic Reforms).
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Political Parties Received Over Rs 11,000 Crore In Donation From Unknown Sources: Report
National parties collected Rs 11,234 crore in donation from unknown sources from 2004-05 to 2018-19, according to election watchdog Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR).
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BJP Received 86% Of All Donations To Political Parties In 2017-18: Report
The BJP alone received Rs 167.80 crore or 86.59 per cent of the total donations received by all political parties in 2017-18 from 'Electoral Trusts which are non-profit companies formed for political funding.
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Only 5% Unrecognised Parties Filed Contribution Details:Report
Unrecognised political parties received Rs 25.27 crore in donations between 2013-14 and 2015-16, with only 5 per cent of such registered outfits filed their contribution details, says a report.
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7 Parties Got Rs 589 Crore In Donation Above Rs 20,000; BJP's Share Rs 532 Crore: Report
The income of seven national parties from "unknown sources" during 2016-17 was Rs 710.80 crore, while total donations (above Rs 20,000) declared by them stood at Rs 589.38 crore, with BJP receiving Rs 532.27 crore from 1,194 entities, says a report.
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Rs 384 Crore Donated To Political Parties Without PAN Details, Says Report: 10 Facts
A huge number of donations to political parties came from unknown sources over the last four years -- a practice the Election Commission has been trying to discourage. More than 3,000 donations in this period came without donors' details like Permanent Account Number (PAN) or addresses, said the Delhi-based think tank, Association of Democratic Rig...
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Nearly 70% Political Funding Comes From Unknown Sources, Says ADR Report: 10 Facts
Nearly 70 per cent of the income of political parties in India comes from unknown sources between 2004 and 2015. Among the national parties, the Congress tops the list with incomes with 83 per cent income from unknown sources, followed by the BJP with 65 per cent. Under the Income Tax Act, political parties do not have to pay tax provided they acce...
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BJP Received The Biggest Donation This Year - Rs 437 Crore
The BJP has received 3 times as much funds in donations as the Congress - a hefty Rs 437.35 crore compared to Rs 141.46 crore - so far in the financial year 2014-2015, says a report by the non-profit Association for Democratic Reforms and the National Election Watch.
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Donations Of Rs 9,188 Crore In Electoral Bonds In 6 Years, 57% For BJP: Report
Electoral bonds generated donations worth over Rs 9,188 crore for all political parties put together till 2021-22, of which the BJP alone accounted for over 57 per cent as against the Congress' 10 per cent, data published by ADR said.
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Donations Of National Parties During 2021-2022 Increased By 31.5%: Report
The total donations to national parties during financial year 2021-22 rose by Rs 187.03 crore or 31.50 per cent from the previous fiscal, according to a report by the Association for Democratic Reforms.
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BJP Got Rs 614 Crore As Donation, Congress Rs 94 Crore In 2021-22: Report
The BJP received Rs 614 crore as donation in 2021-22, while the Congress got Rs 95 crore, according to poll reform body ADR.
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BJP Got 72% Of All Political Funds Via Electoral Trusts In 2021-22: Report
The BJP received Rs 351.50 crore or 72.17 per cent of the total donations made to political parties by Electoral Trusts in 2021-22, while the Congress received less than the TRS, Samajwadi Party, AAP and the YSR Congress, according to an ADR report.
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91% Donations Received By Regional Parties Went To These 5: Report
About 91 per cent or Rs 113.791 crore of the total donations received by regional political parties in the country have gone to five entities, according to poll rights body Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR).
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BJP Received Rs 276.45 Crore From Electoral Trusts In 2019-20, Congress Rs 58 Crore: Report
The BJP received Rs 276.45 crore or 76.17 per cent of total donations given to all political parties from electoral trusts in 2019-20, according to a report by poll rights group ADR (Association for Democratic Reforms).
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Political Parties Received Over Rs 11,000 Crore In Donation From Unknown Sources: Report
National parties collected Rs 11,234 crore in donation from unknown sources from 2004-05 to 2018-19, according to election watchdog Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR).
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BJP Received 86% Of All Donations To Political Parties In 2017-18: Report
The BJP alone received Rs 167.80 crore or 86.59 per cent of the total donations received by all political parties in 2017-18 from 'Electoral Trusts which are non-profit companies formed for political funding.
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Only 5% Unrecognised Parties Filed Contribution Details:Report
Unrecognised political parties received Rs 25.27 crore in donations between 2013-14 and 2015-16, with only 5 per cent of such registered outfits filed their contribution details, says a report.
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7 Parties Got Rs 589 Crore In Donation Above Rs 20,000; BJP's Share Rs 532 Crore: Report
The income of seven national parties from "unknown sources" during 2016-17 was Rs 710.80 crore, while total donations (above Rs 20,000) declared by them stood at Rs 589.38 crore, with BJP receiving Rs 532.27 crore from 1,194 entities, says a report.
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Rs 384 Crore Donated To Political Parties Without PAN Details, Says Report: 10 Facts
A huge number of donations to political parties came from unknown sources over the last four years -- a practice the Election Commission has been trying to discourage. More than 3,000 donations in this period came without donors' details like Permanent Account Number (PAN) or addresses, said the Delhi-based think tank, Association of Democratic Rig...
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Nearly 70% Political Funding Comes From Unknown Sources, Says ADR Report: 10 Facts
Nearly 70 per cent of the income of political parties in India comes from unknown sources between 2004 and 2015. Among the national parties, the Congress tops the list with incomes with 83 per cent income from unknown sources, followed by the BJP with 65 per cent. Under the Income Tax Act, political parties do not have to pay tax provided they acce...
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BJP Received The Biggest Donation This Year - Rs 437 Crore
The BJP has received 3 times as much funds in donations as the Congress - a hefty Rs 437.35 crore compared to Rs 141.46 crore - so far in the financial year 2014-2015, says a report by the non-profit Association for Democratic Reforms and the National Election Watch.
