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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and former Congress president Rahul Gandhi will be in Kerala on Monday and hold rallies at different places as a part of their campaigns for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls.
After saying that doing so would be against “constitutional morality”, Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi on Friday swore in DMK leader K Ponmudy as a minister in the state government. The turnaround came a day after the Supreme Court, hearing an appeal by the DMK against the Governor’s move blocking reinstatement of Ponmudy, said that not doing so would be defiance of its orders — thus marking another chapter in Ravi’s fractious relationship with the M K Stalin-led government in the state.
The Supreme Court on March 15 issued notice to the State Bank of India (SBI) for not furnishing the Electoral Bond data with ‘unique numbers’. The top court has asked the public sector bank to come up with a response on Monday, March 18.
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed State Bank of India’s (SBI) application seeking an extension till June 30 for providing details of electoral bonds, clearing the decks for the publication of the donors’ names by the Election Commission (EC).
The Supreme Court of India, on Monday, the State Bank of India’s (SBI) request seeking an extension of time to disclose details of the Electoral Bonds Scheme.
Both the BJP and the Congress’s central election committees are expected to meet on Monday to deliberate on the second list of candidates for the Lok Sabha polls.
Election Commissioner Arun Goel on Saturdayresigned from the post, with the government announcing in a press release that President Droupadi Murmu had accepted it.
Over three years after Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister and state Congress chief D K Shivakumar, and four associates, filed criminal pleas against an Enforcement Directorate (ED) money laundering case, the Supreme Court on March 5 granted relief to the Congress leader by setting aside the case.