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    ECI issues verification SOP for EVM memory

    The Election Commission of India has issued a protocol allowing the first two losers to seek verification of burnt memory in EVM microcontroller after June 4. Candidates can seek verification for alleged tampering as per SOP issued following Supreme Court directions on April 26.

    "Intellectual property of the bank": SBI once again refuses to disclose SOPs on sale, redemption of electoral bonds

    In response to a Right to Information Act appeal, State Bank of India (SBI) has again refused to disclose the standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the sale and redemption of electoral bonds. SBI justified the denial by stating that the information is held in "commercial confidence," constitutes the bank's "intellectual property," and is intended solely for internal staff use.

    SBI refuses to disclose SOP for sale, redemption of electoral bonds in RTI reply

    In its landmark verdict on February 15, the court scrapped the Centre's electoral bonds scheme that allowed anonymous political funding, calling it "unconstitutional", and ordered disclosure by the EC of the donors, the amounts donated by them and the recipients by March 13.

    Finally, emperor's new clothes exposed

    The Supreme Court ruled the electoral bonds (EB) scheme unconstitutional, emphasizing the importance of transparency in electoral funding. It directed the State Bank of India (SBI) to disclose details of bonds encashed by political parties by March 6, highlighting the lack of transparency in the scheme.

    CWC lays stress on fighting elections unitedly; Congress announces sops to woo Telangana voters

    Congress’ pre-poll guarantees for Telangana included ‘Karnataka-like’ special monetary incentives for women and ‘Rajasthan-like’ cheaper LPG cylinders, financial assistance for students, the homeless, farmers and the elderly and ‘AAP-inspired’ free electricity. “Financial assistance of Rs 2,500 per month will be given to women in Telangana under the Mahalakshmi scheme. Gas cylinders will be made available at Rs 500.

    MP CM announces several sops for women ahead of Assembly polls; Congress says BJP trying to save sinking ship

    Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Sunday cited the holy month of 'Sawan' underway and raised the financial aid given to women in the Ladli Behna scheme from Rs 1,000 to Rs 1,250 per month and also announced 35 per cent reservation for them in government jobs. He also said cooking gas cylinders will be provided to women at Rs 450 in August to mark 'Sawan'.

    The Economic Times
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