State bank of India

The Election Commission of India on 21th March published the detailed Electoral Bond data submitted by the State Bank of India

The Election Commission on Thursday published the complete electoral bond data submitted by the State Bank of India on the orders of the Supreme Court.

State Bank of India filed an affidavit with the Supreme Court informing that it has submitted all details related to Electoral Bonds, including the bond numbers, to the ECI

Poonam Agarwal admitted to lying about not buying Electoral Bond in 2020 and claimed she "forgot" about it because of Covid.

SBI released data on Electoral Bonds bought by various entities from the State Bank of India in compliance with SC order.

The claims that Gautam Adani owns Navayuga or Navayuga is a subsidiary of Adani Group are false.

While it was anticipated by many that Adani Group and Reliance Group will feature prominently in the Electoral Bonds list, the two behemoths are not even mentioned

The Election Commission of India on Thursday released the data of Electoral Bonds bought by various entities from the State Bank of India and the recipients of such bonds.

Adding to the Rs 2000 banknote deposits, some of the sectors -- Refinery, Oil and Gas, Power, and Chemicals -- which reported improved cash and bank balance, according to the report, are believed to be more active in parking funds with banks.

SBI will allow customers to exchange Rs 2000 notes up to Rs 20000 without any form or requisition slip.