The root of corruption in India lies in the lack of transparency in electoral spending by political parties...

The electoral bond scheme shields corporate entities from public scrutiny, camouflaging the financial nexus between corporate companies and political parties...

BJP received over 76% of all donations made through electoral trusts, while the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party are a distant second and third, respectively...

BJP received Rs 276.45 cr followed by Congress which received Rs 58 cr; top donors include JSW, Apollo Tyres, Indiabulls, Delhi International Airport and DLF groups...

Association for Democratic Reforms, the NGO who conducted the survey, recommended tighter norms and constitutional changes to discourage party hopping...

Most of these legislators belong to Congress (12) followed by AIUDF (10), BJP (9), AGP (1), United People’s Party Liberal (1) and Independent (Raijor Dal) one...

JMM shows the way, declares donors in report to EC...

Why is women’s representation so dismal? Are women not nominated in large enough numbers or, having been nominated, do they struggle to win?...

In the 2019 elections, a third of eligible voters did not vote, and most of these are believed to be migrant workers...

The NGO challenged the fresh issuance of electoral bonds by State Bank of India, between October 19 and 28, just ahead of the Bihar elections...