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Delhi HC holds Hockey India secretary general Bhola Nath Singh guilty of contemptThe Delhi High Court has found Hockey India secretary general Bhola Nath Singh guilty of contempt. He wilfully disobeyed a court order. The...- Vedanta's donations to BJP nearly quadruples to Rs 97 cr in FY25: Annual ReportVedanta Ltd's annual report reveals a significant increase in political donations, particularly to the ruling BJP, which nearly quadrupled ...
- Electoral bonds: BJP received donations from big corporate groupsElectoral bonds, purchased by various corporate groups, benefitted BJP. The Election Commission's data revealed the donors matching politic...
- Vedanta Ltd approves Rs 200-crore political contributionVedanta passed the resolution on November 4, just two days before the 29th tranche of electoral bond sales was launched. These sales ended ...
- Vedanta's demerger plan may overshoot timelineExperts have warned that Vedanta Ltd's plan to demerge its businesses may face delays due to lender scrutiny and the complexities involved ...
- Foreign funding: BJP, Congress withdraw appeals from Supreme CourtThe counsel representing the political parties informed the apex court that in view of the 2010 amendment made in the Foreign Contribution ...
- Foreign funding: SC to hear plea of Congress on September 14The High Court had said that by receiving donations from UK-based Vedanta Resources' subsidiaries, the two mainstream political parties had...
- FCRA changes may cause coffers of political parties like BJP and Congress to swellOfficials familiar with the matter said the notification will describe any company registered in India as an 'Indian company' irrespective ...
- Why is government silent on foreign funding of political partiesPrashant Bhushan on Monday drew a contrast in the Centre's action against Teesta Setalvad and political parties on issue of receiving forei...
- MoU between centre and Vedanta Foundation?A proposed MoU between the Centre and Vedanta Foundation for the construction of 4,000 anganwadis in public private partnership model has r...
- SC to examine Congress' claim that companies owned by Indians cannot be considered foreign entitiesThe court agreed with Sibal that the issue needed interpretation, but politely refused to stay any coercive action.
- Supreme Court notice to Centre, Election Commission on Congress plea on foreign fundingRefusing to stay the High Court's order, the bench, however, allowed the party to approach it if any coercive action is taken against it in...
- Vedanta cuts political donations in India by halfSesa Goa paid Rs 30 lakh to the BJP in 2012-13, while Sterlite Industries gave Rs 5 cr to the Public and Political Awareness Trust, set up ...
- Election Commission notice to Congress, BJP for Vedanta fundingThe proposed action follows the Delhi High Court's directions on Friday asking the Centre and EC to take "appropriate action" against the t...
- Foreign funding: HC directs action against Congress, BJPA division bench of justices Pradeep Nandrajog and Jayant Nath directed authorities to take appropriate action against the two political pa...
- High Court reserves verdict on PIL alleging Congress, BJP foreign fundingA bench headed by Justice Pradeep Nandrajog also asked the Centre and both the political parties to file written submissions within a week.
- Foreign funding: HC fixed February 28 for hearing PIL against Congress, BJPPrashant Bhushan said the Ministry of Home Affairs in its reply has "factually admitted the position" that the fundings came to these parti...
- 'Foreign' funding to Congress, BJP: PIL transferred to another benchThe Delhi High Court today transferred to another bench the PIL seeking a probe against Congress and BJP alleging that they received foreig...
- Corporate houses line up 'Electoral Trusts' to fund pollsFive large corporate houses including those of Ambanis, Mittals and Birlas have set up ''Electoral Trusts'' for providing funds to politica...
- HC to hear tomorrow PIL on foreign funding to Congress, BJPA bench of justices Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Indermeet Kaur will hear the matter tomorrow.
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