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Karnataka: Top leaders yet to declare PAN number

The Karnataka Election Watch Committee of the Association of Democratic Reforms has found that several leaders, including former Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy and his brother H D Revanna, have not......

MLA worth Rs 40 lakh is the poorest in Karnataka

The average asset of the 92 re-elected members of Legislative Assembly in Karnataka is estimated at Rs 30.15 crore, according to the Association for Democratic Reforms and Karnataka Election Watch......

Karnataka MLAs save 54 pc of election campaign money

During the Karnataka elections held in May this year, the average amount spent on the campaign by each candidate was Rs 7.43 lakh. Interestingly, this is just 46 per cent of the allotted budget of......

K'taka polls: Average asset worth of MLA Rs 19.87 crore

Data put out by the Karnataka Election Watch (KEW) and Association for Democratic Reforms analysed 179 outgoing MLAs who are contesting again in the 2013 Karnataka Assembly elections. The average......

42pc K'taka ministers have crime record, 75pc crorepatis

About 42 per cent ministers in Karnataka self-declared criminal cases pending against them in their affidavits filed during the last held assembly elections in 2008.According to the Association for......

Karnataka Election Watch And Association For Democratic Reforms

News for Karnataka Election Watch And Association For Democratic Reforms

Karnataka: Top leaders yet to declare PAN number

MLA worth Rs 40 lakh is the poorest in Karnataka

Karnataka MLAs save 54 pc of election campaign money

K'taka polls: Average asset worth of MLA Rs 19.87 crore

42pc K'taka ministers have crime record, 75pc crorepatis

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